Raja-raja Melayu seru pihak luar tidak mempolitikkan krisis NS

The rulers of Malaya have called upon external parties not to meddle or politicize the crisis surrounding the Yang Di-Pertuan Besar's throne in Negeri Sembilan. (Picture: Bernama) In a statement released by Penyimpan Mohor Besar Raja-Raja Syed Danial Syed Ahmad, the Malay Rulers urged external parties to refrain from interfering in or politicizing the issue.

They emphasized that solutions must be left to relevant and authorized parties through proper channels. The issue at hand should not be used for political gains, support or to increase influence or territory for power struggles, they added. Untruthful statements and irresponsible ones would only exacerbate the situation, increase tensions, confuse the public and tarnish the glory of the royal institution.

The Malay Rulers appealed to all parties involved in the throne dispute to prioritize wisdom, patience and respect for royal etiquette. They stressed that any differences in opinion should be resolved through authorized, authoritative and respectful channels, in a spirit of devotion and consultation, following the laws and the functions contained in the State Government of Negeri Sembilan Act.

They urged for the use of spaces for discussion with utmost sincerity to achieve a respected solution without demeaning or insulting any party. The Malay Rulers also emphasized that family spirit, social harmony and honoring the royal institution should always be maintained throughout the effort to find a solution. Everyone should avoid making false statements or actions that could exacerbate the situation, they added.

They also urged the public not to spread unverified news or be influenced by narratives that could divide society. The public space should be given to authorized parties to fulfill their responsibilities and duties with wisdom and discernment, they urged. Meanwhile, the Malay Rulers stressed that the welfare of the state and the well-being of the people should be the primary concern of all parties.

Above all, the welfare of Negeri Sembilan, social harmony, and the glory of the royal institution should be prioritized. In this situation, the best approach is to maintain etiquette, respect tradition, uphold words and not interfere in matters that are not within our domain, they concluded.