cooperative which were refuted by the Angkatan Koperasi Kebangsaan Malaysia Bhd (ANGKASA) and Suruhanjaya Koperasi Malaysia (SKM). The party received a facelift in 2016 then when it joined Gagasan Sejahtera (GS), an informal alliance of opposition parties led by the PAS together with Parti Ikatan Bangsa Malaysia (IKATAN). In GE 14, under GS alliance BERJASA contested using PAS logo in three parliamentary seats, namely in Cameron Highlands, Selayang and Tanjung Piai and in the state seats of Sungai Manik and Batu Kurau. The party failed to win any of the seats, with all of their candidates losing their deposits. Feeling betrayed by PAS in GE14, in the 2019 Tanjung Piai by-election, BERJASA fielded its president, Prof Dato' Dr Badrulhisham Abdul Aziz to contest on its own banner ignoring the GS alliance. but only obtained 850 votes to finish forth, in the six-cornered fight for the parliamentary seat. In September 2020, BERJASA officially unveiled "purple" as the party's new colours in line with its rejuvenation process to be a more vigorous and energetical party in facing a challenging political survival and forthcoming general election (G15). Ustaz Zamani Ibrahim has been elected as the BERJASA president beginning 27 March 2021. The apparent ISMA link has verified the speculations the NGO is taking over the political party to be its political vehicle amidst ISMA's denial. General election results State election results See also Mohamed Nasir 1977 Kelantan Emergency Malaysian Muslim Solidarity Politics of Malaysia List of political parties in Malaysia References External links Political parties in Malaysia 1977 establishments in Malaysia Political parties established in 1977 Islamic political parties in Malaysia Conservative parties in Malaysia Islamic organisations based in Malaysia Social conservative parties