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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced an additional RM1 million in development funding for each of Malaysia's 222 parliamentary constituencies, while rejecting allegations that his administration withholds resources from opposition-governed states.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reassured opposition-governed Kelantan and Kedah that federal development allocations are distributed impartially across all Malaysian states, dismissing suggestions of political bias in funding decisions.