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Perikatan Nasional Youth Chief Wan Ahmad Fayshal Wan Ahmad Kamal during the Budget 2023 retabling in Parliament - Wan Ahmad Fayshal's facebook
KUALA LUMPUR - A sea of white appeared in parliament today, as opposition members took to dressing in white for the Budget 2023 retabling.
Many opposition leaders were seen wearing a white baju melayu namely, Perikatan Nasional Youth Chief Wan Ahmad Fayshal Wan Ahmad Kamal, Bersatu Vice-President Ronald Kiandee and all PN MPs.
While wearing white attire might symbolise many things, it most commonly symbolises innocence, peace and simplicity.
When asked on the reason why a majority of the opposition members were wearing white, Wan Fayshal said it was to show how the oppostion members were united.
"We are united as an opposition front. Not like them (unity government) despite calling themselves 'Perpaduan'
"Look what happened in Sabah," he said to Sinar Daily.
Wan Fayshal was referring to the political turmoil in the Sabah on Jan 6 after state Umno chief Bung Moktar Radin announced that its assemblymen were withdrawing their support for Hajiji as chief minister for allegedly infringing the terms of a political agreement between them after the 2020 Sabah state elections.
Many opposition leaders were seen wearing a white baju melayu namely, Perikatan Nasional Youth Chief Wan Ahmad Fayshal Wan Ahmad Kamal, Bersatu Vice-President Ronald Kiandee and all PN MPs.
While wearing white attire might symbolise many things, it most commonly symbolises innocence, peace and simplicity.
When asked on the reason why a majority of the opposition members were wearing white, Wan Fayshal said it was to show how the oppostion members were united.
"We are united as an opposition front. Not like them (unity government) despite calling themselves 'Perpaduan'
"Look what happened in Sabah," he said to Sinar Daily.
Wan Fayshal was referring to the political turmoil in the Sabah on Jan 6 after state Umno chief Bung Moktar Radin announced that its assemblymen were withdrawing their support for Hajiji as chief minister for allegedly infringing the terms of a political agreement between them after the 2020 Sabah state elections.