Ignore SMS messages on T'ganu MB's resignation
Terengganu Umno liaison committee chairperson Hishammuddin Hussein refuses to entertain any speculation via SMS messages regarding the position of Terengganu Menteri Besar Ahmad Said which had been sent widely of late.
Terengganu Umno liaison committee chairperson Hishammuddin Hussein refuses to entertain any speculation via SMS messages regarding the position of Terengganu Menteri Besar Ahmad Said which had been sent widely of late.
Hishammuddin, who is also home minister, did not rule out the possibility that this had been done by people who wanted to destabilise the harmony of the committee.
"Since I came to Terengganu, I received SMS and heard stories from both within Umno and the opposition about the menteri besar's position.
"It's not from the groups within the state Umno but I cannot rule out it is done by certain individuals. However, this cannot determine the rise or fall of Terengganu Umno," he said after the Maulidur Rasul celebration at the Kemaman parliamentary level in Chukai here today.
Hishammuddin said as the liaison committee chairman he only recognised those who had been accepted by the people, worked hard and rejected narrow politics like personal and divisional politicking.
Why believe SMS messages?
He also called on the media not to be easily influenced by rumours and SMSs on the matter.
"Why believe SMSes when they can see the MB daily. If he has resigned he will not be with us today," he said.
"Do not follow those who purposely want to make use of the media and the media should not allow themselves to used so that we quarrel," he said.
Earlier, Hishammuddin headed a procession of about 30,000 people from 405 contingents made up of government bodies, the private sector, NGOs and students that walked seven kilometres around Chukai.
Also in the procession was Said and Youth and Sports Minister Ahmad Shabery Cheek who is also Kemaman member of parliament.
- Bernama


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