Chaotic election, Prime Minister Najib Razak's position Threatened

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is now in a wedged position. He not only attacked by the opposition, but also by colleagues in government. 

Malaysian opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim asked his supporters took to the streets to protest the election results May 5. Anwar accused the ruling camp did a lot of fraud in the election.

Protests planned for Wednesday, May 15. The action is expected to be visited by 100 thousand people.

"If the opposition stronghold authorities can prove fraud, Najib legitimacy will be questioned," said political analyst Ibrahim Suffian Malaysia, as quoted by AFP on Friday (10/05/2013).

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Najib received pressure not only from the opposition. Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad Najib also criticized. Mahathir was disappointed with the results obtained in the election ruling camp yesterday. He also did not rule Najib can be derived from the position of Prime Minister.

"People will question his ability (Najib), he may be dropped as Abdullah (Badawi)," said Mahathir.

Abdullah was the prime minister Najib predecessor. He was demoted from his position after camp authorities received poor results in the 2008 election.

Najib election results were actually getting worse than Abdullah. At that time Abdullah won 140 seats out of 222 contested seats. While Najib could only get 133 seats.

"The regime will fall if Najib authorities lowered. Anwar is waiting to launch political attacks, "said another Malaysian political analyst, Mustafa Ishak.