Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi publicly dismissed social media claims that leaders from BN, PN, GPS and GRS were meeting or would hold a joint press conference, reiterating that BN remains committed to backing the Unity Government until GE16. He said he was unaware of any such gathering and checked with the Home Minister, stressing that there is no higher decision-making body than the UMNO General Assembly, which defines BN’s stance. The denial was echoed across multiple outlets as reporters questioned Zahid after events in Cyberjaya, Kuala Lumpur hotel rumours, and an Immigration Day celebration, with Zahid consistently affirming the unity-government line. Reports note the rumors may have been sparked by electoral pact dynamics between BN and PN for Negeri Sembilan, but Zahid urged the public not to worry. Zahid also commented on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s guidance regarding ministers who attack unity-government partners, stating that such personnel decisions remain the Prime Minister’s prerogative. The episode underscores the ongoing effort to quell misinformation surrounding coalition relations ahead of GE16 while confirming continued support for the current administration.