Bersatu’s Tenggara Division Dissolved after Chief and 30 Members Quit
Tenggara Division’s Dissolution: A Result of Poor Leadership and Lack of Transparency
Kota Tinggi, Nov 2 (Bernama) – Bersatu’s Tenggara Division has been dissolved with immediate effect after its chief, Hassan Rasid, along with 30 members, including 15 division committee members, announced their resignation from the party.
Reasons for Dissolution
The decision to dissolve the division was made unanimously after factoring in various concerns, including a lack of confidence in Bersatu’s top leadership, whom Hassan accused of failing to manage the party effectively and lacking transparency in carrying out their responsibilities.
Poor Management and Lack of Transparency
Hassan claimed that the leadership’s move to issue an official notice cancelling the Kota Jaya Selatan, Bandar Tenggara Selatan, and Sungai Telor branch elections just a day before the polls was poor management. He further alleged that the leadership’s decision to bar Srikandi wing branches in Bandar Tenggara Selatan, Pengeli Timur, and Pelepah Valley from holding meetings and not including them in the list of delegates for the Srikandi Tenggara Division election was a clear example of their lack of transparency.
Police Reports Lodged
Hassan and representatives from the affected branches had lodged five police reports regarding the matter. He also estimated that around 500 members from the affected branches are expected to leave the party.
Tenggara Division Comprises 19 Branches
Bersatu’s Tenggara Division comprises 19 branches with a total of 1,263 members.
Conclusion
The dissolution of Bersatu’s Tenggara Division is a result of the party’s inability to manage its branches effectively and lack of transparency in its decision-making process. The move is expected to have a significant impact on the party’s membership and its future prospects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why did the Tenggara Division of Bersatu dissolve?
A: The division dissolved after its chief and 30 members, including 15 division committee members, announced their resignation from the party due to a lack of confidence in the party’s top leadership and poor management.
Q: What were the reasons for the resignation?
A: The reasons included a lack of transparency in the party’s decision-making process and poor management, which led to the cancellation of branch elections and the exclusion of certain branches from participating in the Srikandi Tenggara Division election.
Q: How many members are expected to leave the party?
A: Around 500 members from the affected branches are expected to leave the party.
Q: How many branches does the Tenggara Division comprise?
A: The division comprises 19 branches with a total of 1,263 members.