PM: BN ready to work with opposition to resolve Perak crisis
PEKAN: Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the Barisan Nasional government is willing to cooperate with opposition parties to resolve the political crisis in Perak but that does not mean that it would agree to a coalition government.
The prime minister said the cooperation should be based on the spirit of mutual respect and adherence to the country's law.
"Cooperation does not mean forming a coalition government. It doesn't have to be in that form... it can take various other forms but the most important thing is that there should be mutual respect," he told reporters after opening Pekan Umno branch meetings here Sunday.
Najib was commenting on the statement by DAP parliamentary leader Lim Kit Siang Saturday that he (Lim) was willing to meet Najib to discuss the Perak political impasse.
Najib stressed that the Perak political crisis could have been avoided if all parties had adhered to the law and respected one another.
"If we respect the law, and everyone should respect the law, there won't be any crisis and things won't turn into a crisis. But when all are claiming that they are right, then there are bound to be problems," he said.
Najib said the Barisan government had always kept an open attitude and had given best service to the people.
"We don't want the situation (in Perak) to prolong. We want to serve the people, for everyone in Perak and throughout the country," the prime minister said. - Bernama
There is only one solution to 'dissolve' the political impasse: Dissolution of the assembly followed by a snap election. Then only the voice of the rakyat can be heard and translated to election of the legal government of the day. Nothing else. Not discussions. Mutual respect? Joke! The May 7 scene goes to show that mutual respect is non-existent. It also shows the violent ones who took over by force.
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