Johor exco man asks MB to 'think twice or just do it' amid talk of snap polls in the state


JOHOR BARU: While he is against a snap election at this juncture, a Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia state executive councillor says the Johor Mentri Besar should "just do it" if he has any plans to dissolve the state assembly or has been directed to do so.

Johor state investment, cooperatives, entrepreneurship development and human resources committee chairman Datuk Mohd Izhar Ahmad said that by doing so, Datuk Hasni Mohammad, who was from Umno, would not need to share in the running of the administration and would be able to get more autonomy to govern the state comfortably.

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