PETALING JAYA: A Sabah PKR division chief believes the party will not win any seat at the upcoming state election unless Sangkar Rasam steps down as the state chairman.
Yesterday, 15 PKR division chiefs walked out on a state leadership meeting after expressing their unhappiness over Sangkar’s leadership.Tuaran division chief Razeef Rakimin, who was one of those involved in the walkout, said Sangkar was not pro-active and had not conducted any leadership or election training programmes since becoming state chief in August 2022.SPONSORED CONTENT Sabah revenue hits RM6.
Sangkar told FMT he will hold a press conference soon to discuss the division chiefs’ push for him to step down.At a press conference yesterday, PKR Kota Marudu division chief Sazalye Donol said 15 Sabah division chiefs unanimously called for Sangkar to step down as the state chairman. However, Razeef said the actual number of division chiefs calling for Sangkar to step down is higher.
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