Negri Sembilan, people must not become victims of power struggle — Amanah Youth
SEREMBAN: Negri Sembilan Parti Amanah Negara (Amanah) Youth has urged all parties not to exploit the state’s royal institution crisis to create unrest, division or instability.
Negri Sembilan Amanah Youth has cautioned against exploiting the state's royal institution crisis to spark unrest, division, or instability. Their Communications director, Zainal Lutfi Zainal Fitry, emphasized that all actions must adhere to the Negri Sembilan Constitution of 1959, the Federal Constitution, the rule of law, and lawful legal procedures.
The organization is aware of recent developments surrounding the cancellation of the appointment of State Executive Council (Exco) members by Negri Sembilan's Yang di-Pertuan Besar, Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir. They assert their commitment to upholding and defending the royal institution, which plays a crucial role in the state's government framework and constitutional structure.
Zainal Lutfi called on authorities to conduct transparent investigations into any allegations or actions that may undermine, remove, or interfere with the royal institution's position, provided there is sufficient evidence and grounds. Those found guilty of violating the law should be dealt with accordingly under relevant laws. The Amanah Youth stresses the importance of respecting the institution of the Rulers, upholding the Constitution, and protecting the people. They warn that Negri Sembilan and its inhabitants must not become victims of a power struggle.
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