PKR wants all Malaysians to ensure the momentum of the 2008 tsunami is maintained by voting for a change in the federal government to ensure that future generations irrespective of race or religion have a place in the sun.

NONE To ensure this political dream becomes a reality, party president Wan Azizah Wan Ismail ( right ) wants all eligible voters, especially the younger generation, to exercise their right to vote the Pakatan Rakyat into Putrajaya.

“Let’s not just be bystanders but exercise our democratic right to change the government for the brighter future of us and our children,” she pointed out.

“We are at the crossroads of our life to contribute for a healthy political system that will ensure the economic safety of future Malaysian generations,” she stressed.

She was speaking at the state party’s Deepavali dinner function NONE organised at the Cultural Hall in Buntong in Ipoh last night, which was attended by about 800 party supporters.

Other VIPs at the function included state party chief Mustaffa Kamil Ayub, his deputy Dr Lee Boon Chye, PKR Subang MP R Sivarasa and DAP state deputy chief V Sivakumar.

Wan Azizah in her speech said initially PKR was considered a mosquito party and nobody bothered about it but now that the party has grown into a strong national political party to be reckoned with, people are jumping on the bandwagon for a political stand in the party.

NONE She also touched on the ongoing second sodomy case that her husband Anwar Ibrahim is now facing, and said that he is facing an uphill fight to see justice done.

She also recollected that in the old days, all the three main races were treated as equals and were united as fellow Malaysians, but now the political scenario has allegedly changed to become racist under the divide-and-rule policy of the BN regime.