Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia has urged controversial Umno leaders who have turn liabilities to a celebration to step down willingly instead of watchful for celebration boss Najib Abdul Razak to have a call.
"To leaders who feel which they have been too controversial as well as have turn a burden or guilt - either proven wrong or not - greatfully step down voluntarily," pronounced a Malay daily's senior editor Zaini Hassan today.
"As a personality under a care of celebration president, greatfully respect as well as certitude him. Please do not have any some-more statements in a newspapers like: 'I leave my fate to a budding minister'.
"The decision is in your hands, YB, greatfully have your own decision. Don't put pressure on a president," Zaini says in his column.
Although Zaini (left)did not name anyone, a message is seen as targeting Umno Wanita chief Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, who has been embroiled in a debate surrounding a National Feedlot Corporation.During a Umno annual ubiquitous public (AGM) hold dual weeks ago, a senator pronounced she would leave her candidacy in a subsequent ubiquitous choosing in a hands of celebration boss as well as Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.
Lawmakers extremely worried
In a article entitled 'GE13: Waiting for YBs who will step down voluntarily...', Zaini expresses his beating which nothing of a obligatory Umno lawmakers had responded to Najib's call during a AGM to willingly have approach for newcomers in a subsequent ubiquitous elec! tion.
"All of them have chosen to wait for as well as see. All of them have been extremely worried which their deeply secure positions will be forfeited or fall in a storm."
He stressed which these member should announce their exit as early as probable as well as give opportunities to brand new faces.
"We have been not saying which they have been not great or not good, though definitely they can evaluate themselves. Don't let a people do a analysis by votes.
"If they have been really for Umno, then greatfully help a celebration boss have a choice," Zaini adds.
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