Former Nenggiri assemblyman withdraws lawsuit over Bersatu expulsion


KUALA LUMPUR: Former Nenggiri state assemblyman Mohd Azizi Abu Naim has withdrawn the originating summons he filed at the High Court here, challenging the termination of his membership from the Bersatu party.

Mohd Azizi's lawyer, Nur Irdina Syahirah Mohammad Wardi, informed judge Roz Mawar Rozain that the suit was withdrawn as it had become academic, given that the Nenggiri by-election had already taken place, resulting in the election of a new state assemblyman.

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