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[KiniNews] Contrary to the growing sentiment that her father’s iconic “reformasi” battle cry has devolved into “reformati” - a movement now lifeless - Nurul Izzah Anwar asserted that the reform agenda is still alive, though it demands patience and perseverance to fully realise.

Hailed as “Puteri Reformasi” during the height of the movement, the PKR vice-president underscored that meaningful change has no shortcuts.

Nurul Izzah also acknowledged that the struggle to implement the promised reforms has drawn criticism and ridicule from some quarters.

Meanwhile, in a separate story, Umno supreme council member Puad Zarkashi has responded to PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang's remarks and shared his views to Muslim voters in Ayer Kuning ahead of this Saturday’s by-election.

Puad said that Muslim voters should not feel compelled to delay their haj pilgrimage to cast their vote PAS and argued that it would be more reasonable to postpone the Islamist party's victory in the state seat instead.
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