How does Amanah view the loyalty of former members who left the party?

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Amanah believes former members who left the party still share the same loyalty and belief in its struggle.

Amanah views the loyalty of former members who left as enduring, saying many of them still hold the same loyalty and belief in the party’s struggle. Perak Amanah chairman Datuk Asmuni Awi linked this view to the decision to readmit former Titi Serong state assemblyman Hasnul Zulkarnain Abd Munaim after he left for nearly six years.
The readmission decision was agreed on in June
Asmuni said Hasnul Zulkarnain’s readmission was agreed during Amanah’s National Management Meeting and National Leadership Meeting on June 18. The decision was communicated after he attended the 2026 Amanah Tambun annual meeting in Ipoh on June 21.
The party leadership says the timing is now suitable
Asmuni noted that Hasnul Zulkarnain had long expressed an intention to return, but earlier circumstances were not suitable for the matter to be discussed and decided. He said the party leadership now believes the time is right to reconsider applications from former members seeking to return.
Amanah expects re-entry to strengthen the party
Asmuni said Hasnul Zulkarnain’s return is expected to strengthen the party. He tied that expectation to the view that former members who had left Amanah still share the same loyalty and belief in the party’s struggle.
The view is framed as consistent with other parties
Asmuni said Amanah’s leadership is reconsidering return applications in line with an approach adopted by several other political parties. This positioning was part of how the readmission process was explained to reporters.

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