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Tengku Zafrul has urged Negeri Sembilan voters to evaluate the three competing election manifestos based on parties' proven ability to deliver on commitments rather than campaign rhetoric alone.
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Tengku Zafrul, Senior Political Adviser to the Prime Minister, has indicated interest in contesting a Selangor parliamentary seat in GE16, pointing to the Pandan vacancy and his established constituency presence in Ampang.
Former minister Tengku Zafrul is eyeing a return to parliamentary politics, keen to contest a Selangor seat in the upcoming GE16. He previously lost Kuala Selangor to Amanah vice-president Dzulkefly Ahmad in GE15.
Tengku Zafrul, senior political adviser to the Prime Minister, has formally expressed interest in securing a parliamentary candidacy in Selangor for the 16th General Election.