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The BN candidate in the Sungai Kandis by-election said that voting for him would send a message to the PH government that the rakyat are not happy with the way they ruled for the past two months [19659002] INSIDE VIDEO [19659003] The BN candidate, Lokman Noor Adam, says that he carries the voice of the people who wants to protect the special rights of the Malays and the use of Bahasa Malaysia.
SHAH ALAM: Lokman Noor Adam, candidate of Barisan Nasional (BN) for the state Sungai Kandis headquarters, today urged voters to vote for him, as a sign of dissatisfaction with the Pakatan government Harapan (PH) in the last two months.
Lokman acknowledged that it would be difficult for him to win, but said he is able to reduce the votes of PH, it would be good to send a message that the Rakyat are only not happy how PH has ruled the country for the past two months.
"I ask all registered voters in Sungai Kandis to go out and vote, to send a signal to PH.
" I am not only with the voice of BN, but with the voices of people who are not satisfied with several problems, such as the special rights of the Malays, which they mocked, and the Malay language, which was diverted. " during his meeting with the Dewan Besar Tanjung at the Shah Alam City Council building in section 19.
The Electoral Commission (EC) confirmed that it had received nominations from three candidates for the Sungai Kandis by-election , which was set on August 4
the returning officer Ahmad Zaharin Mohd Saad said that the three candidates are from PKR, BN and an independent.
Zaharin said the PKR candidate is Zawawi Ahmad Mughni, BN Lokman and independent candidate Murthy Krishnasamy. Meanwhile, when he is met later, Zawawi said his party and he were ready to campaign in the upcoming byelection.
He expressed the hope that voters could continue the mission and mandate given to PKR. the people of Sungai Kandis.
"I thank God that the nomination process went well and that there was no rejection, God willing, we will meet in the battlefield of the United States.
"We are asking the electors of Sungai Kandis to continue to give us the mandate, and I am confident that people are not just entrusting me with Mr. Murthy, who is now retired after serving in the Selangor's public service over the past 30 years, said he had decided to run in the by-election to ensure the well-being of the region's population.
Murthy, 60, originally from Klang, Selangor, thought that there was nothing wrong with it that he tried his luck and challenged
"That's a country that practices democracy, so let people Sungai Kandis's headquarters became vacant following the death of its representative, Mat Shuhaimi Shafiei, early last month, due to lymphoma cancer. 19659004] Shuhaimi won the seat in the 14th general election, with 23,998 votes, beating BN Kamaruzzaman Johari, who received 11,518 votes, PAS's Mohd Yusof Abdullah, who won 7,573 votes, and the Party candidate Rakyat Malaysia (PRM) Hanafiah Husin, who received 76 votes.
