Following its recent split from Bersatu, the Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (Pas) is addressing a wave of criticism from its former ally. Pas leadership, represented by Hadi Awang, stated that some criticisms warrant a direct response, while others will be left for public assessment. The party acknowledged receiving multiple points of contention since announcing the end of their political cooperation. This response indicates Pas is aware of the fallout from the severed ties and is attempting to manage the narrative. While not detailing specific criticisms, Pas suggests a selective approach to engagement, choosing battles carefully. The move signals a strategic communication effort as both parties navigate the political landscape post-alliance. This development follows a period of increasing tension and ultimately, the dissolution of a significant political partnership.