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Negeri Sembilan exco member confirms getting palace dismissal letter

SEREMBAN, Sept 21 — Negeri Sembilan State Executive Councillor Suhaimizan Bizar has confirmed receiving a formal l...

Negeri Sembilan exco member confirms getting palace dismissal letter

Negeri Sembilan State Executive Councillor Suhaimizan Bizar has disclosed that he received a letter last night revoking his appointment with immediate effect. Suhaimizan, who serves as the Gemencheh assemblyman and holds several government portfolios, declined to elaborate on the situation. He was informed of the dismissal via WhatsApp, but he is unsure of the sender and believes it originated from the Palace.

Attempts to reach other affected state executive councillors for updates were unsuccessful. The dismissal follows a royal decree by Negeri Sembilan's Yang di-Pertuan Besar, Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir, who dismissed the state's executive councillors over alleged breaches of their oaths of office. The royal decree was issued on September 15, after the state executive council unanimously approved a proclamation regarding Tuanku Muhriz's purported removal from the throne during a meeting.

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