[TERKINI] Kerusi DUN Nenggiri diisytihar kosong - Speaker DUN Kelantan

KOTA BHARU: Speaker Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Kelantan, Datuk Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah mengumumkan kekosongan kerusi DUN Nenggiri.

Ia selepas Setiausaha Agung BERSATU, Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin, memberitahu parti itu sudah menyerahkan notis terhenti keahlian serta-merta kepada tujuh wakil rakyat yang melakukan ketidakpatuhan mengikut Fasal 10.4 perlembagaan parti itu.

Salah seorang wakil rakyat tersebut adalah ADUN Nenggiri, Mohd Azizi Abu Naim.

Pengisytiharan itu dibuat Mohd Amar mengikut Perkara 31 Undang-Undang Tubuh Kerajaan Kelantan menerusi satu sidang media di pejabatnya hari ini.

"Pada 13 Jun 2024, DUN Kelantan telah menerima notis bahawa Fasa (31A) Undang-Undang Tubuh Kerajaan Negeri, Mohd Azizi Abu Naim telah hilang keahlian BErsAtu seterusnya berlaku kekosongan luar janga kerusi DUN Neggiri (N43).

"Menurut Fasal 31A, speaker memastikan kekosongan itu dan tarikh sama turut menerima notis bahawa keahlian Azizi terhenti serta-merta tidak lagi menjadi anggota parti.

"Maka saya Amar, Diraja Speaker Kelantan mengisytiharkan berlaku kekosongan luar jangka N43," kata beliau.

Mohd Amar turut memaklumkan SPR perlu mengadakan pilihan raya di bawah Fasa 5 Perkara 46 di mana kekosongan ini perlu diisi dalam temph 60 hari dari tarikh pengisytiharan hari ini.

Mohd Naim yang juga Ahli Parlimen Guan Musang bersama Ahli Parlimen Jeli, Zahari Kechik sebelum ini mengikrar sokongan kepada Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Beliau sebelum ini memenangi kerusi DUN Nenggiri dengan majoriti 810 undi menewaskan penentangnya, Abdul Aziz Yusuf dari Barisan Nasional pada Pilhan Raya Umum lalu.

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