Negeri Sembilan undangs tell PM, AGC to stay out of state affairs

The four undangs of Negeri Sembilan and the Tunku Besar of Tampin have urged Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and the Attorney-General’s Chambers to stay out of the state's affairs, particularly those involving their constitutional prerogatives. In a press conference, they emphasized that Articles 10 and 11 of the Negeri Sembilan Constitution 1959 grant the Undang Yang Empat exclusive authority to appoint and remove the state ruler.

The group cautioned Anwar against using federal agencies in ways that could disrupt the administration of Negeri Sembilan and warned against acting beyond their authority or interfering in matters that do not concern them. They also addressed outside parties, particularly opposition political parties, warning them against "fishing in muddied waters" or "twisting the facts" through disparaging remarks about the state government and adat, or customs.

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