Senior Lecturer Faculty of Social Sciences, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas), Dr Jeniri Amir believes, he will not step down despite pressure from former Prime Minister, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
According to him, the pressure and such pressure will only cause interference in the affairs of state administration.
"I do not think urge a person to go down at this point something good. Tests and platform should be given to her to be tested. One in the House of Representatives and second in the election. In the current situation, I think, if it constantly demands are made, and this may affect the focus of his administration.
"Unless there is strong pressure from within his own party. We see now, there is no insistence on the contrary support. Umno Supreme Council, heads of departments and others to provide support, "he told The online today.
He said there was no any prime minister is willing to back down while still in power, even when any party.
"A prime minister will try to retain power and position in any way, even in the face of external pressure, including from Tun Mahathir," he said.
Commenting about heart-to-heart meeting between Najib and his deputy, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, although he thought the meeting did not resolve the issue but it can resolve the tangle ties to both, while reducing the doubt.
"As prime minister, he needs the support of 100 per cent of the deputy prime minister to ensure there is no plot or conspiracy to overthrow him.
"Measures taken by the PM and DPM to sit down and talk honestly ... honestly, open it a good move to loosen the tangles and doubts in their relationship," he said.
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