‘Nobody is demanding DAP dress in rags but expensive garments are uncalled for right now…’

Chow Kon Yeow stresses the RM450k purchase won't impact the state's efforts to combat Covid-19.

MP SPEAKS | The spending on the cars and bonuses are jarring in light of the state's poor economic condition.

After netizens complained of unmet expectations, Hazmi Hassan moots this low-cost idea.

YOURSAY | ‘Buying luxury cars clearly shows the mentality of the people governing the state.’

K'tan Harapan legal bureau director refutes the reason given on the purchase of 14 units of Mercedes Benz.

COMMENT | Apparently, the state is under some kind of security threat as the deputy MB claims the luxury fleet was purchased for safety.

Is Kota Bharu so big that such large cars are needed, the maverick politician asks.

YOURSAY | 'Hadi is worried that the public will see PAS leaders in their real state…'

Mohd Amar says the use of luxury vehicles date back to the time of former menteri besar Nik Aziz.

This is on top of getting a Mercedes-Benz as their official car.

YOURSAY | What happened to ‘buy Muslim products’ in this purchase of Mercedes fleet?

There is a practice in Kelantan where after excos complete their terms, the official cars become theirs, say the Kelantan Harapan chairperson.

Veteran journalist takes a dig at PAS leaders' alleged focus on their enjoyment at the expense of the people.

He delves into history to justify the purchase and also asks, 'If you had money, would you not use a Merc?'

Price is not an issue because there was a 50 percent discount, says Mohd Amar Abdullah.

It claims the K'tan govt's decision to replace official cars for the state leadership was made as far back as Sept 12, 2018.

It is understood that Nik Muhammad Zawawi was on his way from Perlis to the Parliament in KL.