MCA has urged voters in Bukit Gelugor and Teluk Intan to vote BN as a protest against DAP, for its failure to stop PAS from its hudud implementation agenda.

 

MCA's religious harmony bureau chairperson, Ti Lian Ker, said although PAS had postponed tabling the bill, the Islamist party may table it in September.

 

“Voters must seize this opportunity to put pressure on PAS via a protest vote against DAP which is also a part of the Pakatan alliance of which PAS is the dominant party.

 

“This is to show voter displeasure against DAP and Pakatan for failing to put their house in order to get PAS, as part of Pakatan, to show respect for our plural society,” said Ti ( left ) in a statement today.

 

Ti accused PAS of lying to Malaysians prior to the 13th general election, when they introduced a welfare state concept in Kelantan and pretended to abandon their Taliban-like tendencies, but only to introduce hudud later.

 

PAS, he said is merely playing politics and making a mockery of political accountability to non-Muslim voters.

 

PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu had announced the deferment in tabling the private members Bill on hudud, as a result of the formation of a joint technical committee as proposed by Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin.

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