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GE15: Noh stays loyal to Umno despite being dropped

Incumbent Tg Karang MP wishes nothing but victory for party in upcoming polls

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 04 Nov 2022 9:30PM

GE15: Noh stays loyal to Umno despite being dropped
Selangor Umno chairman Tan Sri Noh Omar says he will will continue to support the party even after being dropped as a candidate in the 15th general election. – Bernama pic, November 4, 2022

TG KARANG – Selangor Umno chairman Tan Sri Noh Omar has confirmed he will not be contesting in the 15th general election (GE15) and will continue to support the party after being dropped as a candidate by Umno.

“I’m a party man and I will not fight the party that has helped me,” he said when asked on the news that he had not been nominated to defend the Tanjong Karang parliamentary seat.

Yesterday, Barisan Nasional (BN) secretary-general Datuk Seri Zambry Abd Kadir announced that Tg Karang Wanita Umno chief Datuk Habibah Mohd Yusof would be the BN candidate in Tg Karang.

Speaking to reporters after the launch of the Tg Karang BN election machinery here today, Noh said he would help to campaign for a BN victory in Selangor.

“As the chairman I definitely want us to win in Selangor. Insya-Allah (God willing), we will give our best. If during a (political) tsunami we could win in Tg Karang, with the better situation this time, I am confident the Tg Karang seat will remain ours,” said the six-term Tg Karang MP.

“I unexpectedly became a candidate for the first time in 1995. The most important thing in a struggle is sincerity, do not ever chase for positions,” he said, adding that he would be at the Dewan Dato’ Hormat nomination centre tomorrow to give his support.

Meanwhile, Habibah expressed her gratitude to Noh and the party for the chance to contest.

“I am a mentee of Tan Sri (Noh). I worked with Tan Sri for about 10 years and has gained a lot of experience. I do not want to be over-confident but I believe that with the help and guidance of Tan Sri we can repeat his excellence,” she said.

Polling is on November 19 while early voting is on November 15.

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