PETALING JAYA: After a name by Umno info chief Shahril Hamdan for outsiders to butt out of Umno affairs, one other state Umno leader has requested Kedah Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Muhamad Sanusi Md Nor (pic) to apologise.
Negeri Sembilan Umno Youth chief Datuk Mohd Zaidy Abdul Kadir mentioned the remarks by Sanusi, on requires the fifteenth General Election to be held earlier, bordered on unwell intent and went overboard.
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“Such remarks mustn’t come from a state leader who’s in energy due to the help of Umno and Barisan Nasional.
“In a mark of respect for the friendship amongst events in Muafakat Nasional, he ought to overtly apologise to Umno members and Barisan,” Sinar Harian quoted Zaidy as saying on Monday (June 13).
He mentioned as a state leader, Sanusi ought to pay attention to the separation of powers of the judiciary, government and legislative which must be revered by all.
“Don’t be a lighting rod for the disunity in Muafakat which was shaped on the idea of making political unity amongst Malays and Islam.
“We in Negri Sembilan Umno Youth can differentiate between mature views and opinions, however uncouth remarks and baseless accusations are completely unacceptable.
“As such, simply apologise,” he added.
On Saturday (June 11), Sanusi was reported to have mentioned Malaysia could be destroyed if the individuals selected one or two leaders who have been energy loopy and needed to save themselves and take over the nation’s administration.
Sanusi made the assertion in response to Umno president Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi saying that PAS was not involved in having GE15 earlier because it was afraid of shedding the 18 seats which it has now.
On Sunday, Shahril mentioned Sanusi’s allegations have been inappropriate and critical because it touched on the integrity of judges and the nation’s judiciary.
He additionally urged different events not to meddle in Umno’s affairs because the date for GE15 shall be mentioned by Umno celebration’s prime 5.
