Three corners in Pekan

Najib Razak

PKR, Fariz Musa, 43, who will face the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak in Pekan parliamentary seat confident leader of the country was able to defeat the spirit of the people who wish for the resurrection.

According to the PKR central leadership council, high confidence is also attributed to the weakness of Umno and BN occur due to internal unrest.

"We see Pekan Umno moves too slow and the opportunity to give advantage to the PKR to wrest the seat," he said after being announced as a candidate for Parliament Week by PKR de facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim here today.

Fariz said he was confident when seeing the rise of grassroots support and include Aboriginal people to ensure that the BN lost.

"Based on the record at the 10th general election, he narrowly lost and won with a majority of only 241 votes, but many felt the victory was the result 'role' postal vote but we will also expose various irregularities votes for this 'favor' to Najib," he said .

Orange 13's Chief Coordinator described the responsibilities that digalasnya too large to ensure large-scale campaign to defeat Najib.

Former teacher comes from Marang, Terengganu was previously appointed as the Coordinator of Elections PKR MP town.

Student Movement wishes to comment on GE-13 (GM13) put independent candidate on the ticket in his chair, he thinks they are entitled to participate in the election on democratic principles.

"We believe the people of the town had a good maturity and choose which of the two-party system versus the BN coalition.

"GM13 expected to take a more positive attitude, mature and professional PR and come together to defeat Najib and Umno because our goals are the same," he said.

Earlier, Anwar argues, a brave young candidature need to face attack 'thugs' in the seat.

He said Fariz which has also been actively involved as an activist against fraud issues and perceived corruption of the most qualified individual to face Najib.

Meanwhile, Kuala Lipis PKR branch chief, Zakaria Abdul Hamid, 48, said although he had competed several times, including in Dun Bera (Kemayan) in PRU10 and Dun Benta, GE 12 candidacy for parliament but the first time he faced.

He was nominated as a candidate for Parliament in the 13GE Bera this time determined to ensure that the seat will move to PR.