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Zahid takes swipe at Pakatan petrol promise, blasts Budi95 policy flip‑flop, says Umno primed for GE16

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 11 — Umno president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi today took a veiled jibe at Pakatan Harapan’s past election manifesto to slash petrol prices within 24...

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扎希德抨击希望联盟的汽油政策承诺,抨击布迪95政策反复无常,称巫统已为第16届全国大选做好准备

At the 2026 Umno General Assembly, Umno president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi subtly criticized Pakatan Harapan's unfulfilled pledge to lower petrol prices post-election victory.

Emphasizing Umno's long-term vision, Zahid highlighted the party's resilience and journey from ruling to opposition and back to sharing power.

He criticized the current government's inconsistent fuel subsidy policies, alluding to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, and expressed confidence in Umno's potential for greater success.

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 11 — Umno president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi today took a veiled jibe at Pakatan Harapan’s past election manifesto to slash petrol prices within 24 hours if the coalition won the general election.

Speaking at the 2026 Umno General Assembly today, Ahmad Zahid said Umno is a far-sighted party with a long-term vision for Malaysia rather than one that merely hopes to survive one election after another.

“We are starting again after a fall,” he said, referring to Umno’s disastrous outing in GE14, held in 2018.

“From once ruling the country and being a dominant force, we have experienced being the opposition and then sharing power.

“Now, we are ready to create another victory,” he added.

Stressing that Umno would not make unrealistic promises, Zahid said: “We are also not a party that says, menang hari ini (win today)…” as the crowd responded, “minyak turun (fuel prices down)”.

Similarly, he also took a swipe at the PH-led unity government’s flip-flopping approach in withdrawing and later reinstating the subsidised fuel quota to 300 litres under the Budi95 programme.

“First, they reduce the quota, then they reinstate it. Next, I think they will pull it back and restore it nearer to the next general election.

“Who is doing this? Guru,” he said, drawing thunderous applause from the audience.

Zahid did not elaborate on whom he meant by “guru”, though the remark was widely seen as a veiled reference to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

“God willing, we will be able to perform better than Guru has done,” he added.

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