Why did PAS leaders skip the recent Bersatu AGM?

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PAS Leaders' Absence from Bersatu AGM Explained by Scheduling Conflicts

PAS deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man has stated that the absence of PAS leaders from the recent Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) annual general meeting (AGM) was due to scheduling conflicts. He explicitly denied any discussions within PAS regarding a departure from the federal opposition coalition Perikatan Nasional (PN).
Scheduling Conflicts Cited as Reason for Absence

Tuan Ibrahim explained that PAS had multiple events scheduled over the same weekend as the Bersatu AGM. These included the annual general meetings of various PAS divisions across the country. Several PAS leaders, including himself, were engaged in officiating these divisional meetings, which necessitated their absence from the Bersatu gathering.
No Internal Discussions on Leaving Perikatan Nasional

The PAS deputy president categorically dismissed rumours suggesting the party was considering leaving the Perikatan Nasional coalition. He asserted that such matters had not been raised or discussed within PAS. Tuan Ibrahim’s statements were made in response to the resurfacing of these rumours, which gained traction following the absence of PAS leaders at the Bersatu AGM.
Personal Attendance at Multiple PAS Divisional Meetings

To illustrate the scheduling issue, Tuan Ibrahim mentioned his personal involvement in attending five PAS division meetings over the weekend. He confirmed that his colleagues were similarly occupied with their respective divisional responsibilities, underscoring the genuine conflict in commitments rather than any deliberate snub.

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