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The Umno supreme council is not divided over the move to withdraw support for Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, according to party secretary-general Ahmad Maslan.
He revealed that 50 out of the 56 members had inked a form to state their agreement prior to the supreme council meeting last week.
He revealed that 50 out of the 56 members had inked a form to state their agreement prior to the supreme council meeting last week.
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