Summary
- PKR Youth warns “two-faced” politics is testing the unity government.
- Kamil Munim says political interests should not outweigh national interests.
- AMK calls for BUDI95 fuel quota to return to 300 litres.
- PKR faces pressure following recent state election defeats.
MELAKA, August 14 — PKR Youth chief Muhammad Kamil Ahmad Munim has warned that “two-faced” politics is testing the unity government, accusing unnamed parties of prioritising political interests over the country.
Speaking at the AMK National Congress, Kamil said such political manoeuvring could undermine reforms and government stability.
He also urged the government to restore the monthly BUDI95 fuel quota to 300 litres and increase it to 350 litres for those with higher mobility needs.
Kamil further called for stronger Bumiputera participation in strategic industries including artificial intelligence, semiconductors, green technology and cybersecurity.
