So we don't want this leader anymore," said Hasmurni, who travelled several hours north from her home state of Malacca to attend the evening rally. The prime minister is expected to announce plenty of people-centric initiatives later this month when he tables his last budget before the polls. But Mahathir, who saw through Malaysia's industrialisation as its longest-serving prime minister, warned that nothing good will come out of allowing his former protégé to continue to rule. "Never before have we had a prime minister who is a thief. We can get rid of him, just by voting PH," the former prime minister said.

Source: bd News24 October 14, 2017 16:41 UTC