Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian Parliament held Monday for the first time this year after being suspended under the Emergency of Coronavirus, but the critics slammed the session as a fake that would not really test the support of the first prime minister.
Parliament was stopped when the king stated an emergency in January to fight Covid-19, following the advice of the Prime Minister.
But political rivals accused Muhyiddin using a crisis to avoid voting without confidence in the legislature while sustaining a weak coalition government, which was on the verge of destruction.
Although emergency and national locking, this outbreak only deteriorated, driven by a very contagious Delta variant.
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Facing the installation of public outrage at the close of parliament and pressure from the king, Muhyiddin agreed to overthrow the legislative law to sit for five days before the emergency ended in August.
Parliamentarians gathered at home under 222 seats on Monday wearing a mask and separated by a transparent screen for the start of the session.
This will be a pandemic center, with Muhyiddin and ministers are expected to take into account parliamentarians on economic recovery plans and other related matters.
But rival politicians have denounced to sit short as false, because parliamentarians are not expected to vote on anything.
In front of the parliament re-open, opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim told AFP legislative facing “one of the darkest moments”.
Short sessions “undemocratic” and “tactics by Muhyiddin to silence political criticism and to maintain its faltered regime in power,” he added.
Muhyiddin, who seized power in March last year without election after the collapse of the reformist government, had seen his government running with conflict.
The biggest party that supports it, United Malay (UMNO) national organization, announces that it attracts support for its coalition earlier this month.
But Umno himself was divided – some of his parliamentarians still returned to Muhyiddin – and his position seemed safe in the short term.
Malaysian Parliament reopened after a hiatus virus for months
