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‘Ini bukan urus kedai runcit’, Aminuddin tegur kerajaan NS berkait Tuanku Muhriz

Bekas menteri besar Aminuddin Harun gesa kerajaan negeri membuat pendirian yang jelas dan konsisten.

‘Ini bukan urus kedai runcit’, Aminuddin tegur kerajaan NS berkait Tuanku Muhriz

Former Negeri Sembilan Chief Minister Aminuddin Harun urged the state government to provide clear and consistent directions following the ongoing controversy surrounding the position of Tuanku Muhriz as Yang Di Pertuan Besar. Aminuddin emphasized that they cannot condone any stance on the matter.

Today, as it was yesterday, the question remains – is this about running a shop or governing a nation? There must be clear direction. One should not be afraid of people; fear only the honesty we owe to Allah, he said in a video on Threads.

This statement follows Chief Minister Ismail Lasim's announcement that the proclamation of Tuanku Muhriz's abdication was decided by a unanimous vote of all members of the Negeri Sembilan State Council, on Tuesday. On September 9th, Ismail accused himself of being forced to sign a document for the proclamation to depose Tuanku Muhriz.

This claim followed a media briefing by several individuals, including Johol Muhammed Abdullah, who alleged that Ismail signed and completed the proclamation form under Article 10(2) of the Negeri Sembilan State Government Body Act (UUTKNS), dated August 3rd.

However, Ismail claimed that the document did not comply with the procedure and process outlined under Article 10 of the UUTKNS, demonstrating full support and loyalty to Tuanku Muhriz. Today, Ismail announced that the state government requests to continue the proclamation process according to existing regulations. He refused to answer any questions from the media.

State Justice and Law Council of Negeri Sembilan, Raja Norazli Raja Nordin, today emphasized that the exco's decision has no legal implications as it falls outside the scope of state government authority.

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