PETALING JAYA: Muda lacks a clear game plan on its future in the national political landscape and what it can bring to the people, say analysts.
They said it is imperative for the young party to reconstruct its strategic plans to stay relevant or risk gradually disappearing from the national political scene.
“If you say you want to champion integrity and reforms, the other parties have the same goals as well. So, what makes you different from the rest of them? What makes you special? Mohd Azizuddin suggested that Muda take a look at the strategy of the other parties on how it can have strong grassroots at state, division and branch levels.“Bersatu is relatively a new party but it has the support of many big names, not just one. When Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim formed PKR, he too had big names around him.“Perhaps Muda needs to study the political culture in Malaysia to survive,” he added.
“As a young party, Muda needs the support of a strong coalition. Otherwise, I see Muda facing the same fate as the now-defunct Semangat 46. “We have not given up our core faith in multiculturalism, progressive values and fighting for reform. Muda has not shifted its support away from reforms that matter.”
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