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Kelantan Deputy Exco Says He'll Accept Removal If It Comes
The Gual Ipoh assemblyman indicated willingness to step down as deputy executive councillor if formally notified, but said he would continue performing his duties until receiving official termination notice.
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The Gual Ipoh state assemblyman said Monday he was prepared to accept removal from his position as deputy executive councillor of Kelantan if the decision is made, but stressed he would maintain his responsibilities until receiving formal notification.
The Adun indicated he had no objection to being removed from the executive council position should the state leadership decide to do so. However, he emphasised that he would continue executing his deputy exco duties in full until he receives an official letter terminating his appointment.
The statement comes amid ongoing political developments in the northern state. The assemblyman's measured response suggests attempts to maintain stability within the state administration even as questions persist about potential changes to the executive council lineup.
No official announcement regarding any changes to Kelantan's executive council has been made as of Monday. The state leadership has yet to comment on the matter.