Zia Yusuf has resigned as the chair of Reform UK after publicly clashing with party MP Rupert Lowe over controversial statements regarding banning the burqa. During his tenure since last summer, Yusuf claims to have significantly influenced the party by increasing its membership and achieving notable electoral results, quadrupling member numbers from 14% to 30%. However, Yusuf expressed doubt about the viability of continuing to work towards electing a Reform government, leading to his resignation announcement on social media. This departure raises concerns about internal rifts and future leadership within the party.
Yusuf's resignation came after tensions with party MP Rupert Lowe, highlighting ongoing discord within the Reform UK party. His departure raises questions about the party's future leadership.
In his resignation statement, Yusuf noted significant achievements, emphasizing that membership grew from 14% to 30% under his leadership, illustrating his commitment and efforts during his tenure.
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