BREAKING: After repeated calls for his resignation, UMNO President Zahid Hamidi releases his first statement to warn Barisan Nasional MPs from signing away their support to other coalitions.#MalaysiaMemilih #GE15 pic.twitter.com/ZzP5EYAvsO

— Nailah Huda (@nylahuda) November 20, 2022

Boisterous & restless , some Umno grassroots leaders are joining the chorus , stepping pressures on party president Ahmad Zahid to step down to responsibility for the disastrous electoral showing . Zahid is rumored to have gone to see PH leader Anwar pic.twitter.com/SXDvtZe76X

— Melissa Goh (@MelGohCNA) November 20, 2022

The red shirt movement has also emerged to call for @DrZahidHamidi's resignation, threatening to rally if he does not. pic.twitter.com/J4E2wQOvwX

— TheVibes.com (@thevibesnews) November 20, 2022

Apabila kalah dalam peperangan, Panglima besar mesti ada maruah untuk mengambil tanggungjawab. Lebih2 lagi bila strategi perang diatur oleh Panglima besar telah sebabkan ramai soldadu di medan tersungkur.

Presiden mesti undur. Sekarang. Reformasi UMNO tidak boleh ditangguh lagi.

— Khairy Jamaluddin 🇲🇾🌺 (@Khairykj) November 20, 2022

JUST IN: Noh Omar has resigned as leader of Umno Selangor.

He says he has lost confidence in Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, and urges him to step down. pic.twitter.com/sp8KgvqGR0

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) November 20, 2022

Today, 5 UMNO current & past leaders have openly asked Zahid to step down:

1. Onn Hafiz Ghazi, MB Johor
2. Shahril Hamdan, Information Chief (resigned)
3. Shahidan Kassim, dropped by BN for GE15, won Arau as PN pick
4. Noh Omar, Selangor Chair (resigned)
5. KJ (repeat calls)

— Ibrahim Sani (@ibrahimsaninet) November 20, 2022

Read More At: https://t.co/090ZTG5GOJ

— TheVibes.com (@thevibesnews) November 20, 2022

#NSTnation "Therefore, with utmost respect, I ask that Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid resign as Umno president as soon as possible, just as Datuk Seri Najib Razak had resigned as president in 2018."#ZahidHamidi #UMNO #BarisanNasional#GE15 #myundi #PRU15 https://t.co/sej4sGWXpV

— New Straits Times (@NST_Online) November 20, 2022