Zakaria’s son may have to go, say sources??? YAU MOU GAU...CHOR!!!
SHAH ALAM: One of the three Klang municipal councillors from the Datuk Zakaria Md Deros clan has to go.
The decision was made at the state executive council meeting on Wednesday, chaired by Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Khir Toyo.
Sources said the mentri besar had sought the opinions of all the 10 state executive councillors on the matter, and it was a collective decision that Zakaria, his son Zainuri and his daughter-in-law Roselinda Abdul Jamil should not all be in the Klang Municipal Council (MPK).
Zakaria was appointed councillor by virtue of his position as Klang Umno division chief, Zainuri as acting head of Klang Umno Youth and Roselinda as Klang Umno Puteri chief.
The sources said it was highly unlikely that Zakaria would be dropped because of his standing as Port Klang state assemblyman and Klang Umno division chief, therefore, it was expected that Zainuri would make way.
“Zakaria will not be the one to go unless he declines the post or there is a directive from higher up to drop him,” said the sources.
Dr Mohd Khir said that Zakaria’s position as councillor was now in the hands of the Umno management committee headed by party president Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
“It is best to bring issues concerning Zakaria to the committee,” he said yesterday.
Dr Mohd Khir said that for a person to be appointed municipal councillor he should be “clean,” not be involved in any police case or convicted for criminal breach of trust or corruption.
Zakaria has come under fire for building his palatial four-storey house in Kampung Idaman, Pandamaran, Klang, without first getting approval of the MPK.
Dr Mohd Khir said on Wednesday that the authorities should impose the maximum fine of RM24,580 (WHAT?? ONLY THAT MUCH? YAU MOU GAU...CHROR!!!) on Zakaria for the construction and seal the house “if that is what it would take to settle the issue.''
When contacted, council president Abdul Bakir Zin said a notice had been sent to Zakaria two days ago requesting him to pay his fines and dues for various offences.
Meanwhile, numerous calls to Zakaria went unanswered.
However, on the one occasion when he answered his handphone yesterday, all he said was: “Nantilah masa yang tertentu. Abang sakit. (Wait for the right time. I am ill.)” (WHAT?? Sakit?)
The decision was made at the state executive council meeting on Wednesday, chaired by Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Dr Mohd Khir Toyo.
Sources said the mentri besar had sought the opinions of all the 10 state executive councillors on the matter, and it was a collective decision that Zakaria, his son Zainuri and his daughter-in-law Roselinda Abdul Jamil should not all be in the Klang Municipal Council (MPK).
Zakaria was appointed councillor by virtue of his position as Klang Umno division chief, Zainuri as acting head of Klang Umno Youth and Roselinda as Klang Umno Puteri chief.
The sources said it was highly unlikely that Zakaria would be dropped because of his standing as Port Klang state assemblyman and Klang Umno division chief, therefore, it was expected that Zainuri would make way.
“Zakaria will not be the one to go unless he declines the post or there is a directive from higher up to drop him,” said the sources.
Dr Mohd Khir said that Zakaria’s position as councillor was now in the hands of the Umno management committee headed by party president Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
“It is best to bring issues concerning Zakaria to the committee,” he said yesterday.
Dr Mohd Khir said that for a person to be appointed municipal councillor he should be “clean,” not be involved in any police case or convicted for criminal breach of trust or corruption.
Zakaria has come under fire for building his palatial four-storey house in Kampung Idaman, Pandamaran, Klang, without first getting approval of the MPK.
Dr Mohd Khir said on Wednesday that the authorities should impose the maximum fine of RM24,580 (WHAT?? ONLY THAT MUCH? YAU MOU GAU...CHROR!!!) on Zakaria for the construction and seal the house “if that is what it would take to settle the issue.''
When contacted, council president Abdul Bakir Zin said a notice had been sent to Zakaria two days ago requesting him to pay his fines and dues for various offences.
Meanwhile, numerous calls to Zakaria went unanswered.
However, on the one occasion when he answered his handphone yesterday, all he said was: “Nantilah masa yang tertentu. Abang sakit. (Wait for the right time. I am ill.)” (WHAT?? Sakit?)
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