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Former Prime Minister Mahathir said he was disappointed at the state of Umno, and that removing Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak alone was no longer sufficient as Umno as a whole had to be replaced.
He said this was because the leaders in Umno were no longer leaders, as they feared to speak up and would only follow orders.
Mahathir said this in a speech in Ketereh, Kelantan on Friday.
He said this was because the leaders in Umno were no longer leaders, as they feared to speak up and would only follow orders.
Mahathir said this in a speech in Ketereh, Kelantan on Friday.
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