'Muhyiddin is my no. 1 enemy': Hamzah refuses to appeal dismissal


KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin will not be appealing his dismissal from Bersatu.
“I have been sacked, and I will leave the party.
“I will never submit an appeal as I have struggled (for the party) and it required sacrifice.
“If the party no longer needs me, then farewell Bersatu,” the ex-Bersatu deputy president said.
Hamzah was speaking during a special briefing titled “Reset” on Saturday (Feb 14).
The Larut MP also branded Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin as his number one enemy.
“My struggles have always been for the party. And now my number one enemy is Tan Sri Muhyiddin,” Hamzah said.
Following his dismissal along with 16 other Bersatu members on Friday (Feb 13), Hamzah claimed that he was not aware of the root cause of his termination.
“I do not know what is happening. Today, I am being sacked because I was not able to control for something I did not know of,” he added.

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