Dr Shahruddin apparently decided to step down from his position last week.
Johor Pejuang chief Datuk Shahruddin Md Salleh was believed to have notified the party central leadership of his intention to quit his post with calls for his resignation from the party’s grassroots growing louder as the general election looms.
“While the main reason will no doubt be the crushing defeat we suffered in the last state election, Datuk inaction following that humbling experience is equally infuriating. “Inside the petition that was handed to Tun , Penggerak requested for the Johor chapter to be allowed to hold a special general assembly to see whether he still holds the support from the grassroots members,” he said.
He also added that, in hindsight, perhaps it was Dr Shahruddin’s own men that led to his downfall, referring to a host of appointments of his own men to key positions in the Johor chapter. “They have brought Pejuang down to its knees but it’s funny how some of them are still trying to cling on to their position.”
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