Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin today spoke about "Malaysia then and now" to highlight Barisan Nasional's (BN) accomplishments, during his campaign to touch base with the Malay community here.
Speaking to more than 1,200 BN supporters in the Pasir Panjang state constituency, he said Malaysia has achieved all that it has today because of BN's efforts and urged the people not to forget the services of the government.
"The Opposition will always say that development in Malaysia is unfair and that it helps only one race and neglects others.
"You can see for yourselves whether the allegations hurled at the government are true," Muhyiddin said.
Stressing that Perak is one of the states in the country that has reduced its poverty rate, he said this could only be achieved under BN.
Pointing to the growing economy in the country, Muhyiddin compared how people lived 30 years ago to the living standards today.
"This is the reason all of you should vote for BN. All these years, people have lived comfortably and peacefully.
"Do you want to change this situation? Do you want a country with chaos and disharmony?" he asked.
Muhyiddin said the Opposition's cries for change (ubah) will not work, because the people are comfortable with what they have now.
Speaking to more than 1,200 BN supporters in the Pasir Panjang state constituency, he said Malaysia has achieved all that it has today because of BN's efforts and urged the people not to forget the services of the government.
"The Opposition will always say that development in Malaysia is unfair and that it helps only one race and neglects others.
"You can see for yourselves whether the allegations hurled at the government are true," Muhyiddin said.
Stressing that Perak is one of the states in the country that has reduced its poverty rate, he said this could only be achieved under BN.
Pointing to the growing economy in the country, Muhyiddin compared how people lived 30 years ago to the living standards today.
"This is the reason all of you should vote for BN. All these years, people have lived comfortably and peacefully.
"Do you want to change this situation? Do you want a country with chaos and disharmony?" he asked.
Muhyiddin said the Opposition's cries for change (ubah) will not work, because the people are comfortable with what they have now.
