“If PAS wins the most number of seats, naturally members expect the candidate to be picked from PAS.
“However, Pakatan has yet to make a collective decision on the candidate for the top post if the coalition succeeds in capturing Putrajaya. The party has to abide by the decision,” said Ulama Council vice-chief Datuk Dr Mahfodz Mohamed yesterday
Meanwhile, In KUALA TERENGGANU, state PAS commissioner Abdul Wahid Endut said Abdul Hadi was the best choice for the Prime Minister’s post because he has no moral issues to contend with.
“In the Islamic point of view, there’s no one better,” he said.
However, Abdul Wahid said such hopes largely depended on the outcome of the general election.
“We should focus on winning the election first. If PAS wins the majority of seats, he would be the logical choice,” he added.
