Akan akur jika MB Terengganu minta lepas jawatan, kata Adun Bersatu

Bersatu Terengganu exco member Razali Idris has stated he would step down from his position as Bersatu Terengganu chief if the state's Menteri Besar asked him to, amid speculation of discontent from the Parti Wawasan Negara leader. Razali, who holds portfolios for tourism, culture, environment and climate change, declared earlier that he would continue his service as long as needed and would be willing to relinquish his position if requested by the Menteri Besar.

He holds the view that there would be no disruptions in state administration due to the lack of internal conflict, a robust government, and his full support for the Menteri Besar's leadership. Razali resigned from the Bersatu Terengganu chief position in August, triggered by PAS terminating political cooperation with Bersatu and the formation of Wawasan following the departure of several former Bersatu leaders.

Earlier, Wawasan Vice President Wan Saiful Wan Jan urged a review of the status of Bersatu nominees serving as exco in Kedah, Kelantan, and Terengganu, following the Malaysian Societies Registration Department's cancellation of Perikatan Nasional registration, which the party's senior adviser alleged as a breach of constitution by the party's new leadership. Bersatu currently has two exco members in Kedah, one in Kelantan, and one in Terengganu.