Muhyiddin to call snap polls? Can't rule out possibility, says Bersatu man

PETALING JAYA: A Singapore media report that Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin may call for a snap election to get a fresh mandate and minimise interference from his predecessor has got tongues wagging.

may call for a snap election to get a fresh mandate and minimise interference from his predecessor has got tongues wagging.

However, the Bersatu supreme council member and Melaka chief also stressed that the possibility of Muhyiddin calling for a fresh mandate could not be ruled out. Earlier Friday, The Straits Times reported that Muhyiddin, who is also Bersatu president, is gearing up for an election as early as this year.

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