Summary
- Bersama unveils “Aku Janji” instead of an election manifesto.
- Pledge focuses on accountability and continued community service.
- Rafizi criticises alleged misuse of government machinery.
- Party promotes face-to-face, low-cost campaigning.
JOHOR BAHRU, July 6 — Parti Bersama Malaysia has unveiled its “Aku Janji” pledge for the Johor election, with party leader Rafizi Ramli describing it as a commitment to continue serving voters.
Regardless of the election outcome. Rather than releasing a manifesto, Bersama pledged to advocate better public transport, improved road infrastructure, stronger oversight of state finances.
And responsible development planning. Rafizi also alleged misuse of government machinery during the campaign and urged parties to reject expensive political events.
Instead, Bersama will adopt a grassroots campaign model by encouraging voters to invite candidates for face-to-face dialogues in homes, businesses and neighbourhoods.
