Pemimpin veteran Umno Selangor Datuk Seri Noh Omar (gambar) yakin Barisan Nasional (BN) akan menawan semula negeri terkaya tersebut dengan memenangi 32 daripada 56 kerusi dalam pilihan raya umum (PRU) ke-13 .
“Saya tidak mahu mendahului takdir, tetapi Insya-Allah saya yakin BN mampu kembali menawan Selangor, sekurang-kurangnya 32 buah kerusi,” kata timbalan pengerusi perhubungan Umno Selangor berkata kepada The Malaysian Insider baru-baru ini.
Menurut Noh yang juga menteri pertanian, calon menteri besar adalah tidak penting, kerana kemenangan adalah menjadi perkara yang utama.
“Semasa tahun 2008, mereka (Pakatan) pun tak tahu siapa calon menteri besar untuk mereka, jadi adalah lebih baik untuk BN memberi fokus untuk kemenangan untuk menawan kembali Selangor,” katanya.
Kerusi-kerusi di negeri Selangor dikatakan merupakan kerusi panas kerana negeri ini mempunyai pengundi baru yang ramai disamping merupakan negeri yang paling kaya dan maju di Malaysia.
Pada 8 Mac 2008, BN memenangi 20 buah kerusi daripada 56 kerusi DUN Selangor. PR memenangi 36 kerusi dengan 15 kerusi dimenangi PKR, 13 DAP dan 8 dari PAS.
Noh juga menolak kemungkinan beliau akan menjadi menteri besar Selangor walaupun desas desus mengatakan beliau dicalonkan sebagai jawatan tertinggi di negeri tersebut.
“Seperti yang saya katakan, saya tidak mahu mendahului takdir, saya masih lagi ahli parlimen Tanjung Karang, tetapi semuanya bergantung pada pucuk pimpinan.
“Yang penting kita gerakkan jentera parti untuk memenangi negeri ini, soal siapa menteri besar tidak penting,” kata Noh lagi, yang juga merupakan timbalan pengerusi perhubungan Umno negeri Selangor.
Bekas menteri besar, Dr Mohammad Khir Toyo juga menolak dari bertanding dalam pilihan raya akan datang, setelah mahkamah mendapati beliau bersalah dalam kes pecah amanah.
-TMI
Monday, October 1, 2012
Noh Omar yakin BN menang 32 kerusi
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ReplyDeleteBanyak janji pembangkang di Selangor yang tidak dipenuhi. salah satunya masalah air yang berlanjutan dan tiada penyelesaian.
ReplyDeleteBersedialah Selangor untuk diambil alih oleh BN semula.
ReplyDeleteAir tu bukan kerja kerajaan negeri. Kan BN dah anugerah pd kroni mereka dlm SYABAS. Apa dok kait mengait dgn kerajaan negeri. Memang sah tak tau apa2 ni. SYABAS dah kena warning dgn MB PR dmana kalau tak pandai urus air yg membazir dr paip bocor atau air tak trawat, PR akan rampas balik SYABAS tu dr pusat. Sebab tu BN jadi gila babi,trkejut dgn kebijaksanaan MB Sel. Apa SYABAS tu...SYArikat Bekalan Air Selangor. Tau ? Ciptaan Mahafiraun,oppss Mahathir utk menkayakan kroni dgn mengambil segala mcm keperluan asas rakyat utk djual balik kpd rakyat. Ada faham??
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x salah utk mimpi n menghiburkan hati yg sedang 'berperang' dgn diri sendiri...
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ReplyDeleteBut what is most damning is that these peninsular base opposition parties will not put the interest of Sabahan as their primary agenda. Assuming one goes to the argument that the current status quo is evil, on grounds that they are from the 'other side' so to speak, isn't it too a form of betrayal to the people of Sabah by trading for another peninsular base party? trading the present evil for another lesser evil?Lesser or not evil is still evil.Therefore, one can conclude that the opposition is not the best choice.
ReplyDeleteThe Barisan Nasional (BN) will ensure that the people’s welfare and needs will be fulfilled if it is returned to power in the next general election.Various aid extended to the people, including the 1Malaysia People’s Assistance (BR1M), were part of the BN continuous efforts to ease the burden of the people and help them improve their family economy.History has shown that the BN had always been working in the best interest of the people in looking after their welfare. However, the BN needs the mandate of the people to ensure continuous efforts could be implemented.Rapid development under the BN administration would enable the people to unleash their potentials in the march towards a high-income nation.
ReplyDeleteBarisan Nasional (BN) will protect and safeguard the people’s welfare and needs will be fulfilled if it is returned to power in the next general election.Various aid including the 1Malaysia People’s Assistance (BR1M), were part of the BN extended to the people to ease the burden of the people and help them improve their family economy. Time and time again BN had always been working in the best interest of the people in looking after their welfare.Rapid development under the BN administration would enable the people to unleash their potentials in the march towards a high-income nation.
ReplyDeleteChief Minister, Datuk Seri Musa Haji Aman, said the Barisan Nasional (BN) government under the leadership of Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Razak always had the people’s best interest at heart in line with the 1Malaysia concept of “People First, Performance Now”. He said the people should therefore give their undivided support to BN at the 13th general election to ensure the state continued to progress and remained politically stable.Musa stressed that ever since coming into power, the BN had accomplished a lot particularly in developing the rural areas, which continue to get the government’s attention.
ReplyDeleteThe leadership does not wish to see the people left out of mainstream development and especially those in need and who require assistance, he added.“I believe the mandate given by the rakyat will not be wasted and in fact it will generate them long-term benefits as a result of the progress and development they get to enjoy.“We can see proof of this from the assistance rendered to children for their education, for example. This shows that the BN government looks after all aspects of the people’s needs including education which is a priority,” he said.
ReplyDeleteMusa reminded the people not to be easily taken in by allegations from the opposition to belittle the BN government.“The people of Sabah know how to appreciate and I believe they will not be taken by these wild and baseless allegations. The opposition cannot do anything for the state except for making empty promises,” he said.He was therefore confident that the rakyat would still choose BN at the next election especially based on the increasing support the coalition front has been receiving. The Chief Minister is praised for his genuine concern for the people’s plight and said his brand of leadership will assure greater development for the state. He was described as a hardworking leader who often “turun padang” and had done much to ensure Sabah stood in firm financial standing.
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