AMK Calls For Swift Resolution Of N.Sembilan Crisis

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 26 (Bernama) -- Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) has taken a firm stand against attempts to depose and demean the reigning ruler, describing such actions as insolent and contrary to the constitutional obligation to uphold the dignity of the Malay Rulers.

AMK chief Muhammad Kamil Abdul Munim said the issue surrounding the Negeri Sembilan royal institution must be resolved with due regard for the principles and spirit of Islamic teachings, particularly respect for Yang Dipertuan Besar Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir as the Head of Islam in the state.

“Justice, decorum, proper customary procedures and the well-being of the people must take precedence over political interests,” he said in a statement today.

Muhammad Kamil said any dispute should be addressed through proper and legitimate processes, without undermining the Ruler’s honour or tarnishing the dignity of the royal institution.

“Malaysia upholds the principle of the rule of law. Therefore, all parties involved must respect the Federal Constitution, the Negeri Sembilan State Constitution and legitimate customary processes. Political arrogance should not be allowed to undermine fundamental principles that have long been upheld.

“The dispute must be brought to an immediate end to safeguard the dignity of the royal institution, the interests of the Muslim community and the well-being of the people,” he said.

Meanwhile, Muhammad Kamil urged the MADANI Government to immediately table reports on the Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA) and other institutions, including Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) and the National Farmers' Organisation (NAFAS), that have been linked to alleged misappropriation, abuse of power and asset losses.

He said the public has the right to know the extent of the losses incurred, the progress made in recovering assets and the action taken against those responsible, as the nation and its people continue to bear the burden resulting from the misconduct of previous administrations.

“Safeguarding these key institutions means protecting their integrity and ensuring that their benefits continue to reach the people and the Bumiputera community. Those who have abused the trust placed in these institutions have betrayed the very community they were supposed to protect.

“Despite facing pressure and demands, the MADANI Government remains steadfast in rectifying the damage that has been allowed to persist for so long,” he said.

Muhammad Kamil also urged the Government to place greater emphasis on quality employment opportunities, decent wages and skills development for young people, while ensuring gig workers receive fair remuneration, social protection and access to transparent dispute resolution mechanisms.

“Young people have the right to earn an income that enables them to meet their basic needs, build savings and plan for the future. These demands must be translated into government policies and action. AMK maintains that this should be reflected in the upcoming MADANI Budget 2027,” he said.

On preparations for the Melaka state election, Muhammad Kamil said the election machinery in key constituencies had been streamlined, with the names of several capable young candidates submitted for consideration by PKR’s central leadership.

He said that any decision on political cooperation in the Melaka state election must not simply be a ‘marriage of convenience’ to serve the interests of certain parties, but must instead be based on the interests of the people of Melaka.

Muhammad Kamil also announced three new appointments in AMK, naming Mohd Shafiq Iqram Abdullah as strategy director, Wan Nur Aishah Ahmad Fazli as Federal Territory AMK chief and Mohamad Iqbal Farok as Federal Territory AMK deputy chief.

--BERNAMA