Razali exit signals Terengganu Bersatu’s decline, says MP
Hulu Terengganu MP Rosol Wahid says Razali Idris made the right move in stepping down as Terengganu Bersatu chief.
Terengganu Bersatu faces imminent collapse according to a suspended Bersatu leader, who cites Razali Idris's resignation as the state chapter's chairman as a key indicator. Rosol Wahid, a Hulu Terengganu MP and among several suspended Bersatu leaders, concurred with Razali's decision to leave after a decade of leading the chapter.
The decline of Bersatu is especially evident in the party's poor showing in the recent Negeri Sembilan state election, where it lost all 24 contested seats. Rosol believes Razali made the right call to step down before the party's situation worsened further. Rosol added that Bersatu no longer holds significance as there is no clear successor to continue leading its efforts in Terengganu.
Bersatu's organization has also been weakened, as branch meetings have not been held since July 1. Razali, who is also a state executive councillor, has not commented further on his decision. Three other Terengganu Bersatu leaders, Telemong assemblyman Zawawi Ismail, Hulu Besut assemblyman Husaimi Hussin, and state deputy chairman Khazan Che Mat, have also announced their resignations.
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