Wan Saiful tells Bersatu members to quit sinking ship, join Wawasan
Wan Saiful said the election outcome showed Bersatu was no longer a viable political vehicle and called on its members to make what he described as a courageous decision.
SHAH ALAM - Wawasan vice-president Datuk Wan Saiful Wan Jan has urged Bersatu members to leave the party and join Parti Wawasan Negara, declaring that the Negeri Sembilan state election results had exposed Bersatu's declining political relevance.
Wan Saiful said the election outcome showed Bersatu was no longer a viable political vehicle and called on its members to make what he described as a courageous decision.
"Do not let your struggle sink with the ship. The time has come for you to make a brave decision, come and move together with Parti Wawasan Negara," he said in a statement on Facebook.
He also hailed the strategic cooperation between Perikatan Nasional (PN) and Barisan Nasional (BN), saying it had been instrumental in BN's victory in the Negeri Sembilan election.
Wan Saiful, who said he personally represented PN in a series of meetings with BN during the campaign, congratulated BN on winning 18 state seats and PN on securing seven.
"This victory in forming a state government with a two-thirds majority is not a coincidence. It is clear evidence of the effectiveness of the strategic cooperation we have built together between BN and PN," he said.
According to Wan Saiful, coordination between the two coalitions was continuous throughout the campaign, with both sides aligning their election machinery to introduce candidates and secure voter support across all constituencies.
He also took aim at DAP, wishing the party "good luck" in the upcoming Melaka state election, while arguing that the results in Johor and Negeri Sembilan reflected a broader shift in voter sentiment.
"This blue unity wave will not stop and we are ready to face it again in Melaka," he said.
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