A grassroots revolt from Parti Gagasan Rakyat Sabah (PGRS) and Upko started with the chief minister’s decision to bring Barisan Nasional (BN) into the new Sabah government. They said voters had already given a mandate for local parties to lead and warned that BN’s inclusion could revive instability linked to earlier political tensions.
GRS Grassroots Revolt
Their concerns followed BN’s six-seat win and its appointment of Datuk Jafry Arifin as Tourism, Culture and Environment minister. The groups argued that the existing GRS-led coalition was already stable and that BN, having performed poorly, should not re-enter government after years of criticism and eroded public trust.
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