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Perikatan Nasional Registration Cancelled by the Registrar of Societies

Published 2026-10-21

Perikatan Nasional Registration Cancelled by the Registrar of Societies | Integri News

The Registrar of Societies (RoS) officially cancelled the registration of the Perikatan Nasional (PN) political coalition yesterday. This decision was made after the RoS rejected the explanation provided by PN regarding allegations of constitutional violations within the coalition.

This issue began when reports emerged concerning non-compliance with internal regulations set out in the PN constitution. The RoS conducted a detailed investigation before reaching a final decision to revoke the coalition's registration status.

Currently, many are questioning the impact of this decision on the country's political landscape. The cancellation of this registration means that PN is no longer recognized as a legally valid political organization under Malaysian law at this time.

The next steps for PN have yet to be officially decided. The coalition's leadership is expected to hold further discussions to determine the legal actions or appeals that can be taken to address this situation.

The public is advised to continue following the latest updates from the authorities. This situation is a significant event in the Malaysian political arena that will continue to be monitored by various parties.

Sources: The Sun Malaysia

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