Did PAS inform Bersatu about their conflicting schedules?

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PAS Confirmed Informing Bersatu of Scheduling Conflicts

Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man, the deputy president of PAS, has confirmed that the party informed its coalition partner, Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu), about conflicting schedules that led to PAS leaders' absence from Bersatu's recent annual general meeting (AGM). This clarification aims to dispel rumours suggesting PAS might be considering leaving the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition.
Absence Due to Date Clashes

The absence of PAS's top leaders at Bersatu's AGM, which concluded yesterday, had fuelled speculation about the party's commitment to the opposition coalition. Tuan Ibrahim explained that the reason for their non-attendance was a direct clash of dates. PAS itself had multiple events scheduled over the same weekend, preventing their key figures from being present at the Bersatu gathering.
PAS Leaders Officiated Divisional AGMs

Tuan Ibrahim elaborated that he and other PAS colleagues were engaged in officiating their respective divisions' annual general meetings during the period of Bersatu's AGM. He stated that he personally attended five such divisional meetings and had verified with his colleagues that they were similarly occupied with these internal party functions.
No Discussions on Leaving Perikatan Nasional

Furthermore, Tuan Ibrahim explicitly denied any internal discussions within PAS regarding a potential departure from the Perikatan Nasional coalition. He asserted that such a matter had "never been brought up" within the party, directly refuting the rumours that had resurfaced following the leaders' absence at the Bersatu event.

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