Terengganu Bersatu chief, two other state leaders resign
Three senior leaders of the Bersatu party in Terengganu, including the state chief, have resigned from their party positions. They clarified that they remain party members and are only stepping down from their leadership roles within the state body.
Why it matters
Internal resignations in a major political party can signal instability or internal friction, potentially impacting the political landscape in the Terengganu region.
MARANG: The Terengganu Bersatu chief Datuk Razali Idris and two other party leaders in Terengganu have announced their resignations from party positions.
Razali Idris said he had sent his resignation letter as the state party chief and other party positions to Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin on July 16.
However, Razali, who holds the position of Terengganu State Executive Council member, said that so far no response has been received from the top leadership regarding the resignation letter.
"So far, the party headquarters, including Muhyiddin, have not confirmed or made a decision to accept or reject my resignation.
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