PNCR Leader Aubrey Norton Dismisses Resignations as Non-Issue

Aubrey Norton, Leader of the PNCR, dismisses recent resignations as inconsequential, noting Amna Ally’s inactivity. He reaffirms the party’s strength and growing membership, asserting readiness for upcoming elections despite challenges from former members. Norton’s leadership since 2021 positions him as the likely presidential candidate.

The Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR), Aubrey Norton, has downplayed the recent resignations of prominent members Amna Ally and Vanessa Kissoon, viewing them as unimposing. He noted the continuous addition of new members to the party’s rolls, specifically mentioning Ally’s inactivity since December 2021 as a reason for her resignation’s lack of significance.

In her resignation letter, Ally expressed concerns about the party’s treatment of women, urging Norton and his Executive to resign. This followed Kissoon’s departure, who cited personal reasons for her exit. Adding to the party’s challenges, Attorney-at-Law James Bond, a former Parliament member, has publicly voiced support for President Irfaan Ali’s re-election.

On the matter of resignations, Norton reaffirmed the PNC’s commitment to engaging with both old and new supporters in preparation for upcoming elections. He expressed confidence that their supporters believe they have the potential to outperform the People’s Progressive Party in the elections. He remarked on the historical context of departures, suggesting that such events do not necessarily weaken the party, as previous resignations did not dismantle it.

Norton acknowledged that while some individuals may join the government, the party remains resolute and has successfully organized activities with impressive turnout rates. He expressed his belief that the PNC is gaining support from the community and remains unaffected by the resignations of specific members. As PNCR Leader, Norton, who took on his role in 2021, is poised to be the party’s candidate for the upcoming elections, bolstered by the growing grassroots engagement.

Aubrey Norton, the Leader of the PNCR, remains undeterred by recent resignations, asserting that these changes do not affect the party’s strength. With ongoing efforts to engage supporters and a focus on upcoming elections, he maintains confidence in their prospects. Moreover, he emphasizes that the PNC continues to attract members and will maintain momentum despite the exits of individuals who have been inactive. The party appears poised for the forthcoming electoral challenges.

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