The majority of opposition parties in Malaysia, Mahathir's victory

In the general elections held in Malaysia, the victory was won by the ruling coalition, Pakatan Harapan Chairman. Mahathir Mohammed If any party or alliance has a general majority of 112 seats, it can be in power in the country. Official results from the Election Commission are revealed that Mahathir's alliance has already reached that number. Although the 92-year-old former prime minister, a senior leader, claimed that the opposition led by him won enough seats in the parliament to form a new government. The official result of the vote coming from the Election Commission shows that Najib Razak's ruling Barisan Nationwide (BN) coalition won 22 of the seats in parliament. Mahathir's opposition coalition won 112 seats. Earlier, voting took place from 8am to 8,898 polling booths at 5 pm on Wednesday. The Election Commission hopes that at least 85 percent of the voters have exercised franchise. In this election, 2,333 candidates contested. 15 million voters in Malaysia Of these, three lakh police and armed forces members They voted on May 5. This election is seen as the return of the founder of modern Malaysian Mahathir Mohammad. He is fighting against the volatile retirement, against the criticized disciple Najib Razak for corruption. Mahathir, who was in charge of the opposition to fight against the ruling party, He was in power for 22 years by the A-Party. Meanwhile, Mahathir's alliance victory can return to Malaysian politics, known as the oppressed leader of the country, Anwar Ibrahim. As well, he can be seen as an important role in the government's management. Source: The Star Online.