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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission will operate five round-the-clock complaint centers across Johor during the state election, running from nomination day on June 27 through polling day on July 11.
UMNO's secretary-general has attributed Datuk Dr Mohd Puad Zarkashi's sudden departure from the party to dissatisfaction over his son not being nominated as the candidate for the Rengit state constituency ahead of Johor's forthcoming election.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is setting up five dedicated operation rooms across Johor to combat electoral corruption, providing 24-hour reporting channels during the state's 16th election campaign.
Despite resolving a dispute over the PN logo for the Johor state election, political analysts caution that the coalition's underlying tensions remain unresolved, threatening its credibility as an alternative government ahead of the next general election.
Johor's ruling Barisan Nasional coalition has revealed its 56 candidates for the upcoming state election, combining veteran legislators with fresh contenders. The slate includes former health minister Adham Baba's return to Pasir Raja and Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz's defence of Machap.