Jenapala's law suit may put a damper on PKR congress
PKR hoped the party's three-day national congress from Nov 26 will go on despite various objections, including legal obstacles.
PKR hoped the party's three-day national congress from Nov 26 will go on despite various objections, including legal obstacles.
PKR strategic director Tian Chua said a number of resolutions had been identified to be debated at the congress, including the president's speech, debate on party policies, economy, education and social.
Asked if the congress would be postponed due to an injunction sought by former PKR deputy secretary-general, P Jenapala, Tian Chua said it would not happen.
"I do not know what Jenapala wants but I hope the congress will go on as planned. As for the court injunction filed, I do not want to comment," he told reporters here today.
On Thursday, Jenapala filed an application to declare the ongoing election for the deputy president's post, null and void.
The PKR national congress is expected to be held at the Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya's Civic Hall.
- Bernama
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