Negri royal row: End impasse now to restore confidence in state govt, says PKR
The PKR party in Negri Sembilan is calling for an immediate resolution to a constitutional and adat crisis that has left the state government in a state of uncertainty. The party warns that the lack of leadership and executive appointments is threatening economic stability and public welfare.
Why it matters
Political instability at the state level can disrupt essential public services and deter foreign investment, directly impacting the local economy.
SEREMBAN: The prolonged constitutional and adat crisis in Negri Sembilan has fuelled perceptions of a dysfunctional state government, says the state PKR.
It called for an immediate resolution to the impasse In a statement on the Facebook page of state party chief and former mentri besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun.
It said that while the civil service continues to fulfil its duties, the current leadership uncertainty and disrupted decision-making processes risk causing widespread confusion among civil servants, investors, local authorities and the public.
"The people cannot be made to bear the consequences of governance failure.
"The crisis must not be allowed to paralyse the administration, burden the people or adversely affect state economic activities," it said following a meeting of the state chapter on Tuesday (Sept 29) night.
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