PETALING JAYA: It was his daughter Marina’s pleas that got interim Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad back to the discussion table with Pakatan Harapan leaders to hammer out a compromise, according to a media report.
Quoting a source, The Malaysian Insight reported that Pakatan leaders had reached out to Marina Mahathir to get a short meeting.
Previously, “a fuming Dr Mahathir kept silent and refused to speak to any politician, including the precocious Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman who leads Armada, Bersatu’s youth wing." All this took place late last night or the wee hours of this morning, and earlier Saturday , Pakatan declared it would throw in its full support behind Dr as Prime Minister.“Pakatan is against any attempt at a backdoor government, especially those involving kleptocrats and traitors to the cause, which will destroy all efforts at reformation that has been carried out up till now.
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