Aminuddin’s services still needed to mentor young leaders, says Anwar
The PKR president says the former Negeri Sembilan menteri besar's willingness to accept defeat without blaming anyone should serve as an example for party members.
PKR president Anwar Ibrahim has stated that vice-president Aminuddin Harun's services remain valuable to the party, despite their defeat in the recent Negeri Sembilan state election. Aminuddin, who was also the state's party chief, faced pressure from six divisions within PKR to resign following their loss. Anwar, who described Aminuddin as a close friend, emphasized the importance of Aminuddin's experience in mentoring younger leaders and strengthening PKR.
He praised Aminuddin for accepting the defeat with grace and without blaming anyone, stating that this behavior should serve as an example for other party members. Aminuddin had himself acknowledged responsibility for both PKR and PH's defeat in the Negeri Sembilan election, which saw BN and PN secure 25 out of the 36 seats. PKR only managed to win two of the 16 seats they contested, while Amanah failed to win any. DAP, on the other hand, won nine of the 11 seats they contested.
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