1,700 have signed online petition demanding resignation of ill Kuala Pilah rep


KUALA PILAH: Some 1,700 people here have signed an online petition demanding the resignation of state exco and Kuala Pilah assemblyman Mohamad Nazaruddin Sabtu, who has been ill for some time now.

Kuala Pilah Barisan Nasional, which launched the initiative on Nov 26, hopes to get 5,000 people to sign the petition and pressure the state Pakatan Harapan government to ask Mohamad Nazaruddin to make way for a by-election.

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