Umno says remains committed to govt, will ensure Budget is passed


KUALA LUMPUR: An Umno special supreme council meeting ended in the wee hours of Friday (Oct 30) with a declaration that the party remains committed to the current administration and would ensure that the federal budget is passed in Parliament.

No mention was made of talk of a Cabinet reshuffle amid speculation that supreme council members would be trying to hammer out a deal with Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin as anticipation brews over the tabling of Budget 2021 next Friday (Nov 6).

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