Ong receives letter to face MCA disciplinary group
MCA Youth chief Ong Tee Keat has received a letter asking him to attend the party's disciplinary committee hearing on March 31 to answer three charges against him.
According to Bernama report, the letter was sent to his office at the Youth and Sports Ministry yesterday.
The report said that newspaper cuttings of Ong's statements that have allegedly tarnished the image of MCA and the Barisan Nasional (BN) were enclosed in the letter
MCA Youth chief Ong Tee Keat has received a letter asking him to attend the party's disciplinary committee hearing on March 31 to answer three charges against him.
According to Bernama report, the letter was sent to his office at the Youth and Sports Ministry yesterday.
The report said that newspaper cuttings of Ong's statements that have allegedly tarnished the image of MCA and the Barisan Nasional (BN) were enclosed in the letter
"I received the letter yesterday and am studying the newspaper cuttings," the deputy youth and sports minister confirmed to Bernama today.
He, however, said that it was still too early to say whether he would attend the hearing or not.
Three charges
On Tuesday, MCA president Dr Ling Liong Sik said the party's presidential council had decided to refer Ong to the disciplinary committee following complaints on his actions.
The three charges thrown against him are pertaining to his allegations on the Chang Ming Thien Foundation fund, triads politics in MCA and his failure to respect the party leadership.
However, Ong again denied questioning the management of the fund or linking politicians in the government
to loan sharking.
"My stand is clear; I stand by what I have said and I have given the necessary information to the authorities," he said.


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