'Undangs' tell PM, AGC to ‘stay out’ of Negeri Sembilan royal dispute
THE four Negeri Sembilan Undangs, including three whose positions are disputed, have told Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) to ‘stay out’ of the state’s royal affairs. Yet their demand raises a fundamen...
Former Negeri Sembilan Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun has challenged the current Menteri Besar, Datuk Ismail Lasim, to clarify the alleged shortcomings of his previous administration that led to disputes concerning the state's customary traditions and royal institution. Aminuddin requested the public be informed of the specific actions not taken by the previous administration, the UUTKNS 1959 provisions allegedly breached, and the dates these breaches occurred.
He emphasized the public's right to obtain clear and verifiable facts, stating that he is ready to provide relevant documents, dates, and legal provisions based on official records.
Ismail claimed that the issue in the state did not originate from the current administration but was inherited from the previous government. The Port Dickson MP further questioned Ismail's decision to sign a proclamation document related to the Yang Dipertuan Besar's position, which he had previously declined to sign. Aminuddin alleged that Ismail, with his legal background, should understand the importance of the process and the proper procedures outlined in Article 10 of the UUTKNS 1959, which includes matters related to a full and complete inquiry.
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