Bersatu leaders urge disciplinary board to act swiftly on misconduct claims


PETALING JAYA: Two state Bersatu leaders have urged the party’s disciplinary board to act swiftly on complaints of misconduct against several of its leaders to keep the party strong and respected in the public eye.

Terengganu Bersatu chief Datuk Razali Idris (pic)  said the board must conduct its proceedings in a transparent and fair manner in line with the party’s constitution and regulations.

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