KUALA LUMPUR: Mohamad Sabu (PH-Kota Raja) has warned Putrajaya that opposition members will take to the streets if the government failed to table the anti-hopping Bill in the current Dewan Rakyat meeting.
The Amanah president, when debating the Supplementary Supply Bill (2021) 2022, said the nation’s political climate had been unstable since the Sheraton Move in 2020 which led to the fall of the Pakatan Harapan government, adding that the people lost their trust in Malaysia’s parliamentary democracy, a Free Malaysia Today report said.
“The people have lost confidence in the parliamentary democratic system and in the elected representatives. To fix this, the tabling of the anti-hopping Bill must be expedited.
“If the Bill isn’t introduced in this Dewan Rakyat meeting, my friends and I will take to the streets to push for it.
“It’s like we’re being ignored when we speak in Parliament.
“Table the anti-hopping Bill immediately. This is the last warning from us,” he said.
