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The Star
17-05-2025
- Politics
- The Star
Resignation threats may cost PKR members the chance of re-election
KEPALA BATAS: PKR may take disciplinary action against division committee members who threaten to resign following the recent divisional elections or attempt to disrupt the smooth running of the upcoming PKR national congress. Its communications director Datuk Fahmi Fadzil (pic) said such individuals may also be blacklisted from contesting if a re-election is required due to their resignation. 'The secretary-general mentioned earlier that some divisions have committee members threatening to step down simply because they disagree with or dislike the elected division chief. 'She stated that if such action is taken, the party election committee, together with her, has decided that should a re-election become necessary, all those involved may be blacklisted and barred from contesting again,' he told reporters after attending the Jelajah Kita Keadilan event here on Thursday night, which was also attended by PKR secretary-general Fuziah Salleh. Fahmi was responding to the action of a group of division committee members from Lenggong and Masjid Tanah who had threatened to resign because of dissatisfaction with the results of the party's divisional elections last month, Bernama reported. Fahmi, who is the Communications Minister, said that after further clarification was provided to both division committees, the members decided to reconsider and withdrew their resignation plan. He added that the election process had been lively and peaceful, with no incidents of violence, property damage or public disturbance, making this round of elections more effective and better managed than in the past. On preparations for the PKR congress in Johor Baru, Fahmi said arrangements are progressing smoothly. The Jelajah Kita Keadilan roadshow, organised by the secretary-general's office and the party election committee, has already visited several locations. 'The programme will continue until next week. It's a positive and neutral initiative. We do not allow bloc or group campaigning. Even on polling day, the use of 'cai' (preferred candidate lists) will not be permitted. 'I've reviewed the election system. All candidates are contesting as part of the greater Keadilan family,' he said. The PKR national congress, including the AMK and Wanita congress, will take place from May 21 to 24, with polling scheduled for May 23.
The Star
16-05-2025
- Politics
- The Star
PKR may take action against division committee members threatening to quit, says Fahmi
KEPALA BATAS: Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) may take disciplinary action against any division committee members who threaten to resign following the recent divisional elections or attempt to disrupt the smooth running of the upcoming PKR national congress. Party communications director Datuk Fahmi Fadzil, said such individuals may also be blacklisted from contesting if a re-election is required due to their resignation. "The secretary-general (Dr Fuziah Salleh) mentioned earlier that some divisions have committee members threatening to step down simply because they disagree with or dislike the elected division chief. "She stated that if such action is taken, the party election committee (JPP), together with her, has decided that if a re-election becomes necessary, all those involved may be blacklisted and barred from contesting again,' he told reporters after attending the Jelajah Kita Keadilan event at Dewan Tok Mat Yahoo here on Thursday (May 16) night, which was also attended by Fuziah. Fahmi was responding to the actions of a group of division committee members from Lenggong and Masjid Tanah, who had threatened to resign following their dissatisfaction with the results of the party's divisional elections last month. However, Fahmi, who is also Communications Minister, said that after further clarification was provided to both division committees, the groups decided to reconsider and ultimately withdrew their resignation plans. He added that the election process had been lively and peaceful, with no incidents of violence, property damage, or public disturbance - making this round of elections more effective and better managed than in the past. On preparations for the PKR national congress from May 23 to 25 in Johor Baru, Fahmi said arrangements are progressing smoothly. The Jelajah Kita Keadilan roadshow, organised by the secretary-general's office and the JPP, has already visited several locations. "The programme will continue until next week. It's a positive and neutral initiative. We do not allow bloc or group campaigning. Even on polling day, the use of 'cai' (preferred candidate lists) will not be permitted. "I've reviewed the election system - candidate photos are uploaded with a uniform light blue background - showing that we are moving away from factional politics. Instead, all candidates are contesting as part of the greater Keadilan family," he said. The PKR national congress, including the AMK and Wanita congress, will take place from May 21 to 24, with polling scheduled for May 23.- Bernama
Daily Express
16-05-2025
- Politics
- Daily Express
PKR may act against division committee members threatening to resign
Published on: Friday, May 16, 2025 Published on: Fri, May 16, 2025 By: Bernama Text Size: PKR communications director Fahmi Fadzil said the party's election process has been peaceful, with no incidents of violence, property damage, or public disturbance. KEPALA BATAS: PKR may take disciplinary action against division committee (AJK) members who threaten to resign following the recent divisional elections, or who attempt to disrupt the running of the party's upcoming national congress. PKR communications director Fahmi Fadzil said such individuals might also be blacklisted from contesting if a re-election is required due to their resignation. Advertisement 'The secretary-general (Fuziah Salleh) mentioned earlier that some divisions have AJK members threatening to step down simply because they disagree with or dislike the elected division chief. 'She said that if such action is taken, she and the party election committee (JPP) have decided that if a re-election becomes necessary, those involved may be blacklisted and barred from contesting again,' he told reporters after attending the Jelajah Kita Keadilan event at Dewan Tok Mat Yahoo here last night. Fahmi was responding to a group of AJK members from Lenggong and Masjid Tanah, who had threatened to resign over dissatisfaction with the results of the party's divisional elections last month. Fahmi, the communications minister, said that after further clarification, the groups decided to reconsider and ultimately withdrew their resignation plans. Advertisement He said the election process had been peaceful, with no incidents of violence, property damage, or public disturbance, making this round of elections more effective and better managed than previous ones. On preparations for the PKR national congress in Johor Bahru from May 23 to 25, Fahmi said arrangements were progressing smoothly. He said the Jelajah Kita Keadilan roadshow, organised by the secretary-general's office and the JPP, had already visited several locations. 'The programme will continue until next week. It's a positive and neutral initiative. We do not allow bloc or group campaigning. Even on polling day, the use of 'cai' (preferred candidate lists) will not be permitted. 'I've reviewed the election system – candidate photos are uploaded with a uniform light blue background – showing that we are moving away from factional politics. Instead, all candidates are contesting as part of the greater PKR family,' he said. The PKR national congress, including for the youth and women's wings, will take place from May 21 to 24, with polling scheduled for May 23. * Follow us on Instagram and join our Telegram and/or WhatsApp channel(s) for the latest news you don't want to miss. * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
New Straits Times
16-05-2025
- Politics
- New Straits Times
PKR may act against division committee members threatening to resign
KEPALA BATAS: PKR may take disciplinary action against any division committee members who threaten to resign following the recent divisional elections or attempt to disrupt the smooth running of the upcoming PKR National Congress. Its communications director, Datuk Fahmi Fadzil, said such individuals may also be blacklisted from contesting if a re-election is required due to their resignation. "The secretary-general (Dr Fuziah Salleh) mentioned earlier that some divisions have committee members threatening to step down simply because they disagree with or dislike the elected division chief. "She said that if such action is taken, the Party Election Committee, together with her, has decided that if a re-election becomes necessary, all those involved may be blacklisted and barred from contesting again," he told reporters after attending the Jelajah Kita Keadilan event at Dewan Tok Mat Yahoo here last night, which was also attended by Fuziah. Fahmi was responding to a group of division committee members from Lenggong and Masjid Tanah, who had threatened to resign following their dissatisfaction with the results of the party's divisional elections last month. However, Fahmi, who is also Communications Minister, said that after further clarification was provided to both division committees, the groups decided to reconsider and ultimately withdrew their resignation plans. He added that the election process had been lively and peaceful, with no incidents of violence, property damage, or public disturbance — making this round of elections more effective and better managed than in the past. On preparations for the PKR National Congress from May 23 to 25 in Johor Baru, Fahmi said arrangements are progressing smoothly. The Jelajah Kita Keadilan roadshow, organised by the Secretary-General's Office and the election committee, has already visited several locations. "The programme will continue until next week. It's a positive and neutral initiative. We do not allow bloc or group campaigning. Even on polling day, the use of 'cai' (preferred candidate lists) will not be permitted. "I've reviewed the election system — candidate photos are uploaded with a uniform light blue background — showing that we are moving away from factional politics. Instead, all candidates are contesting as part of the greater Keadilan family," he said. The PKR National Congress, including the AMK and Wanita Congress, will take place from May 21 to 24, with polling scheduled for May 23.
The Sun
16-05-2025
- Politics
- The Sun
PKR may act against division committee members threatening to resign
KEPALA BATAS: Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) may take disciplinary action against any division committee (AJK) members who threaten to resign following the recent divisional elections or attempt to disrupt the smooth running of the upcoming PKR National Congress. Its communications director, Datuk Fahmi Fadzil, said such individuals may also be blacklisted from contesting if a re-election is required due to their resignation. 'The secretary-general (Dr Fuziah Salleh) mentioned earlier that some divisions have AJK members threatening to step down simply because they disagree with or dislike the elected division chief. 'She stated that if such action is taken, the Party Election Committee (JPP), together with her, has decided that if a re-election becomes necessary, all those involved may be blacklisted and barred from contesting again,' he told reporters after attending the Jelajah Kita Keadilan event at Dewan Tok Mat Yahoo here last night, which was also attended by Fuziah. Fahmi was responding to the actions of a group of division committee members from Lenggong and Masjid Tanah, who had threatened to resign following their dissatisfaction with the results of the party's divisional elections last month. However, Fahmi, who is also the Minister of Communications, said that after further clarification was provided to both division committees, the groups decided to reconsider and ultimately withdrew their resignation plans. He added that the election process had been lively and peaceful, with no incidents of violence, property damage, or public disturbance — making this round of elections more effective and better managed than in the past. On preparations for the PKR National Congress from May 23 to 25 in Johor Bahru, Fahmi said arrangements are progressing smoothly. The Jelajah Kita Keadilan roadshow, organised by the Secretary-General's Office and the JPP, has already visited several locations. 'The programme will continue until next week. It's a positive and neutral initiative. We do not allow bloc or group campaigning. Even on polling day, the use of 'cai' (preferred candidate lists) will not be permitted. 'I've reviewed the election system — candidate photos are uploaded with a uniform light blue background — showing that we are moving away from factional politics. Instead, all candidates are contesting as part of the greater Keadilan family,' he said. The PKR National Congress, including the AMK and Wanita Congress, will take place from May 21 to 24, with polling scheduled for May 23.
