Moggie: PBDS is still a Dayak-based party
In what is seen in some quarters as trying to hint indirectly his thinking on the leadership struggle issue in the party, Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) president Leo Moggie has said that PBDS should remain Dayak-based.
"In Malaysia, it is acceptable for all the ethnic groups to have their own parties to foster unity in diversity via the Barisan Nasional," he was quoted by the Sunday Tribune , a local English daily, as saying on Friday when declaring open three PBDS branches -Telang Usan, Tutoh and Apok in Ulu Baram.
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