RAWANG (April 28, 2013): As the general election campaign
entered its second and final week, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak reminded
the party machinery to check internal problems like sabotage to ensure
that the Barisan Nasional BN) achieves an outstanding victory in the May
5 polls.
The prime minister and BN chairman said he could see good momentum in
the people's support for BN and the party's status was rising,
including in regaining the people's support in many places.
"I just want to remind (the party machinery) that we must check (internal problems) or else it will affect our performance.
"I've said that a two-third victory is still achievable on condition
that there are no internal elements to spoil our performance.
"(Internal problems) mean sabotage or shirkers and so forth. If we
are united and work very hard there's no reason why the BN cannot win
with outstanding results," he told reporters after meeting the villagers
of Kampung Baru Sg. Terentang here today.
Najib said he saw that the support of the people in the peninsula was
good in some places while in others the BN had to work more to gain
their support.
"In some places where we did not think we could advance, we received (support), some places still need continuous effort.
"So, there's one more week to go and we will step up our efforts and
engagements and resolve several matters that may revolve around local
issues," he said.
In the opposition-led states, Najib said, he saw the blue wave except
in Kelantan where there was a red wave, a strong phenomenon for the BN
to achieve success and wrest back these states.
"Although we know that it's not easy to change the government at
state level, our machinery is charged up and we will do our best to
achieve this objective," he added.
Asked on his joining his deputy Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin in Johor
tomorrow, Najib said: "I know Johor is a battlefield because the DAP
leaders have chosen Johor but we are not focusing on Johor alone."
He said he would go to all the states and the BN did not focus on
Johor only because the BN policy was to achieve comprehensive victory.
Commenting on the second phase of the election campaign, he said the
BN machinery must step up efforts to ensure a big victory and that was
why he, as the BN chairman, was setting an example by campaigning
non-stop from morning till night, like today.
"I want to show that we are serious and we must do whatever possible to achieve a big victory," he said.
Asked whether he was tired, he said: "I still have the spirit, the spirit is till raging." – Bernama
(Source: The Sun Daily)
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