13 June, 2008
(The Star) - The opposition-ruled states of Perak and Selangor are wasting their time “digging” for flaws in the previous Barisan Nasional administration rather then concentrating on moving forward.
Umno information chief Tan Sri Muhammad Muhammad Taib said the people were getting fed up with their attitude as they are not governing the states.
“For example, in Selangor, they are digging into developers’ permits. This will stall the projects, causing suffering to some 12,000 house buyers,” said Muhammad, who is the Rural and Regional Development Minister, after meeting Sabah's elected leaders.
He said he was confident that the Barisan would take back the opposition states as the rakyat regretted electing a party that had shown nothing in its 100 days in power.
“Barisan had its flaws but we worked for the benefit of the rakyat. What has opposition Pakatan Rakyat done so far?” he added.
Asked about claims on the Internet that Umno supreme council members were divided over the succession plan in the party at the Shah Alam retreat, he said the matter had been left to Umno president Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his deputy Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
He said the June 5 retreat was good and they would be coming out with a strategic plan for revitalising the party.
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