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Umno can’t afford to be divided again, says Johari
The Umno vice-president calls on leaders and members to close ranks and strengthen the party.
Umno vice-president Johari Ghani said the party belonged to its 3.5 million members and not to any particular leader.
PETALING JAYA: Umno vice-president Johari Ghani has called on party leaders and members to close ranks, saying the Barisan Nasional lynchpin cannot afford to remain divided.
“We saw what happened when there was a ‘court cluster’, a ‘Putrajaya cluster’ (and) a ‘PWTC cluster’,” said Johari, alluding to Umno’s poor showing in the 15th general election (GE15), when the party won a mere 26 seats.
Johari said it was “illogical” that a party of Umno’s size could lose seats to smaller parties. He attributed the poor showing to infighting within the party leadership.
The party belongs to all its 3.5 million members, not to its leaders, he told Utusan Malaysia in an interview.
“We cannot have Umno leaders fighting among themselves. The people are watching us,” he said.
When leaders are attacked, their supporters become demoralised, said Johari.
That is bound to affect the party and is something that must be avoided, he added.
“We must stay united and look after each other. Let’s resolve any unhappiness in the Supreme Council or at the party’s political bureau,” said Johari.
He called on Umno to cease all infighting so that the party can work towards winning back public support and regaining lost seats.
Members must heed party president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s call to “forgive, forget, and rebuild Umno”, said Johari.
“Party elections are over. The time has come for us to unite under the current leadership.
“Each party leader has his and her own strengths. To succeed, let us put aside our egos and combine our strengths,”he said.
PETALING JAYA: Umno vice-president Johari Ghani has called on party leaders and members to close ranks, saying the Barisan Nasional lynchpin cannot afford to remain divided.
“We saw what happened when there was a ‘court cluster’, a ‘Putrajaya cluster’ (and) a ‘PWTC cluster’,” said Johari, alluding to Umno’s poor showing in the 15th general election (GE15), when the party won a mere 26 seats.
Johari said it was “illogical” that a party of Umno’s size could lose seats to smaller parties. He attributed the poor showing to infighting within the party leadership.
The party belongs to all its 3.5 million members, not to its leaders, he told Utusan Malaysia in an interview.
“We cannot have Umno leaders fighting among themselves. The people are watching us,” he said.
When leaders are attacked, their supporters become demoralised, said Johari.
That is bound to affect the party and is something that must be avoided, he added.
“We must stay united and look after each other. Let’s resolve any unhappiness in the Supreme Council or at the party’s political bureau,” said Johari.
He called on Umno to cease all infighting so that the party can work towards winning back public support and regaining lost seats.
Members must heed party president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s call to “forgive, forget, and rebuild Umno”, said Johari.
“Party elections are over. The time has come for us to unite under the current leadership.
“Each party leader has his and her own strengths. To succeed, let us put aside our egos and combine our strengths,”he said.
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