Kangar Bersatu division deputy chief, 90 branch chiefs quit party


KANGAR: Kangar Bersatu division deputy chief Faisol Rahman, together with the division committee and 90 of its 99 branch chiefs, announced tonight that they are leaving the party with immediate effect.

Also announcing their departure were the division's Armada, Srikandi and Srikandi Muda leadership lines, including Armada Kangar deputy chief Mohd Firdaus Ismail and all Armada committee members.

Speaking at a press conference in Kuala Perlis on Wednesday night (Sept 9), Faisol, on behalf of the group, said the move, however, did not involve any Bersatu Members of Parliament or state assemblymen within the division's committee.

"This decision was made after careful deliberation,," he said.

Mohd Firdaus said they would be joining Parti Wawasan Negara, which is led by Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin.

Meanwhile, Perlis Bersatu leadership body chief Izizam Ibrahim said he viewed the resignations and departures positively, as it would enable an effective cleansing to strengthen the party in the state.

Izizam said that under Bersatu's constitution, any resignation or vacancy within a division does not dissolve the division. Instead, a new organising committee will be formed to restructure the division's leadership. – Bernama

 

 

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