MIC’s hesitation over its political direction has stirred speculation of an imminent exit from Barisan Nasional (BN) to join Perikatan Nasional (PN). Such a move would weaken BN further, especially if MCA follows suit, as smaller BN-friendly Indian parties like IPF, MMSP, and KIMMA lack comparable influence. For PN, MIC’s entry could intensify competition among Indian-based parties such as MIPP, MAP, and Urimai, all vying for limited Indian-majority constituencies.
MIC exit
Pakatan Harapan (PH), meanwhile, risks losing a crucial electoral ally if MIC aligns with PN. The coalition is already facing eroding Indian voter support despite PKR’s diverse membership. MIC’s decision could reshape alliances and further fragment Malaysia’s multi-coalition political landscape.
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