What is the problem in Terengganu?

23/3 PM Abdullah:The Abdullah:The appointment of anyone other than Idris Jusoh as Terengganu Mentri Besar would be against the Constitution.

Kijal assemblyman Ahmad Said, to be sworn in as Terengganu MB today, has been stripped of his Umno membership for disobeying party leadership.

At 10.42 am, I received this piece of news:

Ahmad said only received Terengganu MB appointment letter at 8.20am today:palace officials have fixed indefinite date for the ceremony.

Kijal assemblyman Ahmad Said will be sworn-in as Mentri Besar of Terengganu soon, a state palace official has confirmed.

Terengganu assemblymen will boycott swearing-in ceremony if palace goes ahead in appointing Kijal representative Ahmad Said as Mentri Besar.

Terengganu Umno’s Wanita, Youth and Puteri wings have stated their undivided support for state chief Idris Jusoh to be sworn-in as Mentri Besar.

Terengganu palace official has confirmed that the swearing-in ceremony of Kijal assemlyman as Mentri Besar will be held at 10am on Sunday.

Terengganu state reps will send a protest note to palace on the appointment of Ahmad Said as Mentri Besar.

What is the problem in Terengganu? It is just a bit confusing. Take it from the PM: Ony Idris Jusoh can be Terengganu Mentri Besar.

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Serian MP Richard Riot has denied he is crossing over to Opposition or approached by PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim.

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