At a press conference, Azalina also claimed that Jasin Bersatu was essentially immobilised, with deputy division chief Mustaffar Ahmad and other committee members also quitting the party.

She also claimed that more than 300 Bersatu members in Jasin were following their leaders in quitting the party and that the Wanita leadership in four other divisions in the state were set to follow suit.

She said they decided to quit the party due to the lack of direction. She claimed 30 Bersatu branches were also involved in the apparent mass exodus.

“It’s puzzling how some of Perikatan Nasional’s candidates are not members of any PN component parties, but were brought onboard from enemy parties.

“Meanwhile, those on the frontlines working hard for the party have been sidelined. It’s clear to me that Bersatu is being unfair to its own leaders.”

Azalina said she and her faction were now ready to support Barisan Nasional’s candidate for the Jasin seat, Roslan Ahmad, at the polls.

However, she said this was up to each person’s personal preference. “As long as it’s not Pakatan Harapan,” she added.

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