The former deputy law minister advises government leaders to stop using slogans as if they were still in opposition.

The opposition coalition more than doubled its previous majority.

The two opposing coalitions are capitalising on their weakest components – Amanah and Gerakan – in their bid to win Malay and non-Malay votes respectively.

Analysts are split on the extent to which youth-based party Muda would add value to the opposition pact at the general election to come.

He says this was the decision made at the coalition level, although party leaders in DAP and Amanah may have their own views.

It says all of its component parties will contest under the same logo.

However, they say multi-cornered fights will benefit the opposition pact as it attempts to challenge BN for the Malay vote.

The opposition pact says reintroducing the consumption tax will cause a surge in the price of goods, further compounding the people's hardships.

Anthony Loke also calls for a shift from the emphasis on who will become prime minister.

The coalition's top leaders say the remand of three MACC officials has created a negative perception of the anti-graft agency.

PH chief whip coordinator Anthony Loke says there is no need to hold snap polls and that the country should focus on battling Covid-19.

This comes as Amanah loses five of its assemblymen in Selangor and Johor.