JOHOR BARU: Larkin assemblyman Mohd Izhar Ahmad says he will not be quitting Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia to become an independent assemblyman.
Mohd Izhar said the speculation was spread by people who wanted to see a split in the party.
“I only quit as the Labis division chief in April to give a person in the area a chance to be the leader. I want to concentrate my work in my constituency of Larkin,” he said on Tuesday (May 7).
Asked whether he had any problems working with newly appointed Bersatu chief Mazlan Bujang, he said he had no problems working with anyone.
At least 21 division chiefs had a special meeting at the Bersatu headquarters here on Sunday (May 5) to pledge their support for newly-minted Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Dr Sahruddin Jamal.
Johor Bersatu has a total of 26 divisions.
Sources said that the Johor Bersatu leaders met with Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday (May 7) to ask him to reconsider his decision in appointing Mazlan and choose Dr Sahruddin as state chief instead.
THE STAR
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