MCA: Zaiton should say sorry for 'leave Malaysia' remark
Published: Dec 30, 2013 6:17 PM | Updated: Dec 31, 2013 8:10 AM
Kuantan Wanita Umno chief Zaiton Mat’s call for those unhappy with BN’s policies to “leave the country” has drawn scorn from two MCA leaders.
Kuantan Wanita Umno chief Zaiton Mat’s call for those unhappy with BN’s policies to “leave the country” has drawn scorn from two MCA leaders.
MCA central committee member Chai Kim Sen said Zaiton’s remark has hurt the feelings of Malaysians and does not respect freedom of expression.
“Zaiton Mat should publicly apologise for her comments. Not only does such remarks hurt Malaysians… but it reflects her mind is unable to keep up with progress,” said Chia in a press release today.
Zaiton’s remarks were made after she
lodged a police report
on De 27 against the so-called rally on New Year’s Eve aimed at toppling BN as the federal government.
In a separate press release, Kuantan MCA Wanita chief Tee Choon Ser said Zaiton’s comments had reflected her narrow mindedness.
“Although some people might be dissatisfied with the policy, it does not mean they are unpatriotic… No one should be told to ‘leave the country’,” said Tee.
Zaiton’s remarks had led to angry netizens
flooding
Wanita Umno’s
Facebook
page with angry messages since Saturday.
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