Jalaluddin denies move to table no-confidence motion against MB
The Negeri Sembilan Umno chief says no discussions regarding the matter have taken place.
Negeri Sembilan Umno chief Jalaluddin Alias has firmly rejected reports suggesting he plans to propose a no-confidence motion against menteri besar Ismail Lasim during their upcoming state assembly meeting. Jalaluddin stated categorically that no discussions have occurred regarding such a motion. He questioned the motivation behind such a move, asking, "Why would I do such a thing?"
The Pertang assemblyman reassured the public that the state administration is functioning smoothly and there is no leadership crisis. Jalaluddin emphasized his commitment to continuing his duties alongside Ismail, stating, "Let him (Ismail) do his job, and I, as the party chief, will do my job as well." He also mentioned that the party still has numerous plans and programs aimed at benefiting the state and community.
Initially, an anonymous source hinted at the possibility of a no-confidence vote against Ismail during the state assembly meeting, with the decision reportedly resting with the central Umno leadership. Should the motion be tabled, a revised state executive council lineup could also be announced. The state assembly session is set to commence on November 26, rescheduled from October 16 to coincide with the state budget presentation for 2027 the following day.
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