Ada berani...? Lim Kit Siang dakwa PAS hilang banyak kerusi PRU14 jika Pakatan pecah
Otai DAP Lim Kit Siang sudah open card kata secara terperinci nasib PAS amat suram sekali jika kehilangan 30 peratus undi orang Cina.
Apakah ini gertak atau ini cuma nak bagi orang PAS geli satu badan...itu kena tanya sendiri kepada Penasihat DAP yang juga bapa kepada Setiausaha Agung Lim Guan Eng.
Kalau ikut analisa Ahli Parlimen Gelang Patah ini PAS tidak ada jalan keluar kecuali kena cari jalan untuk akan terus dakap erat pakatannya bersama DAP dan PKR.
Dalam huraiannya Kit Siang antara lain mendakwa PAS akan hilang 7 kerusi Parlimen dan 29 kerusi Dewan Undangan Negeri di seluruh negara.
Dakwanya dari 15 kerusi DUN di Selangor sekarang cuma satu kerusi PAS saja yakni kawasan Bangi selamat.
Juga katanya PAS ada kemungkinan hilang Kelantan yang sudah dikuasainya selama 25 tahun.
Beliau memberi gambaran ini dalam posting terbaru di laman blognya.ia berdasarkan ucapan beliau pada satu majlis bersama pimpinan DAP Wilayah Persekutuan di Kuala Lumpur Isnin malam.
BERIKUT IALAH TULISAN LIM KIT SIANG YANG MENYENTUH ISU NASIB PAS JIKA PAKATAN PECAH DI BLOGNYA:
PAS may suffer a double whammy in next general elections, completely wiped out in Johor, Perak and Malacca, virtually wiped out in Pahang and Kedah and may even lose power in Kelantan after 25 years of rule
If Pakatan Rakyat cannot be saved, it will cost all the three component parties dearly, as a result of the popular disenchantment of the voters throughout the country over the grave breach of trust and failure of the PR parties to be loyal and sincere to the Pakatan Rakyat Common Policy Framework and the operational principle of Pakatan Rakyat consensus that no single party or leader could exercise a veto in PR.
In the three Pakatan Rakyat parties, it will be PAS which is likely to suffer the most in the 14th General Elections in such circumstances.
PAS is in danger of losing nearly all of its parliament and state assembly seats outside the northern states as a result of the enactment of the Kelantan Syariah Criminal Code 2015 and PAS President and MP for Marang, Datuk Seri Hadi Awang’s private member’s bill on hudud implementation.
With a loss of 30% of non-Muslim votes, PAS will lose 7 parliament and 29 state seats it won in the 13GE in 2013.
PAS will be completely wiped out in Johore, Perak and Malacca and virtually wiped out in Selangor, Pahang and Kedah.
In Johore, PAS will lose all 4 state seats, namely Sungai Abong, Maharani, Parit Yaani and Puteri Wangsa.
In Perak, it will lose all the five state seats, namely Titi Serong, Gunong Semanggol, Selinsing, Changkat Jering and Sungai Rapak.
In Malacca, it will lose its sole State Assembly seat of Bukit Baru.
In Selangor, it will lose all its parliamentary seats (Hulu Langat, Shah Alam, Kota Raja, Sepang) and 14 out of the 15 state seats in Selangor. The Selangor state assembly seats currently held by PAS which are in danger are: Sabak, Taman Templer, Gombak Setia, Hulu Kelang, Lembah Jaya, Chempaka, Dusun Tua, Seri Serdang, Paya Jaras, Meru, Selat Klang, Sijangkang, Morib and Tanjong Sepat. The only Selangor seat PAS may win again will be Bangi.
In Pahang, it will lose two out of three state states, namely Beserah and Tanjung Lumpur.
In Kedah, it will lose the five state assembly seats of Alor Mengkudu, Kubang Rotan, Kuala Ketil and Merbau Pulas.
With a loss fo 30% non-Muslim votes, PAS will be left mostly with parliament and state assembly seats in the northern states. It will retain 14 parliament seats (9 in Kelantan, 4 in Terengganu and 1 in Perak). It will retain 54 state seats, 51 of which are in Kedah (5), Kelantan (32) and Terengganu (14) with only 3 state seats outside these states – 1 in Pahang, 1 in Pulau Pinang and 1 in Selangor.
The loss of PAS state government in Terengganu in 2004 general election and the PAS-dominated Kedah state government in 2013 general election are warning signs that PAS must not take for granted that it is sure to get Malay-Muslim support, as it might be caught by a “double whammy” in the 14th General Elections of being completely wiped out in Johor, Perak and Malacca, virtually wiped out in Pahang and Kedah and may even lose power in Kelantan after 25 years of rule.
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