MB: Business as usual tomorrow


PUTRAJAYA: An embattled Mentri Besar Ahmad Razif Abd Rahman believes it will be business “as usual” at the state assembly sitting tomorrow.

Saying that the Terengganu state government was stable, he assured the public that the feud within Umno, which he described as a “fight between siblings”, would be resolved before the sitting.

“There is no need to worry and Insya-Allah (God willing), every­thing will be resolved ... most importantly we must move forward together as we want to push the development agenda in the state,” he told reporters during a Hari Raya gathering for Anak Terengganu here, yesterday.

Ahmad Razif was asked to comment on the ongoing spat between him and Kijal assemblyman Datuk Seri Ahmad Said which had heated up ahead of the much-awaited sitting on Monday.

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