Housing and Urban Wellbeing Minister Abdul Rahman Dahlan has been asked to apologise for his "racist" tweets on the Teresa Kok video, since he failed to produce evidence to back his claims.

"I had challenged Abdul Rahman to substantiate his wild and baseless allegation that the DAP 'had relentlessly attacked the position of Malays and Islam since 2008' and had insulted the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.

"Five days have passed and Abdul Rahman has not been able to substantiate his wild allegations against the DAP.

"As a gentleman Abdul Rahman would have apologised for making wild and baseless allegations against the DAP, which he could not substantiate," said DAP parliamentary leader Lim Kit Siang.

Lim was responding in a statement today to the minister's tweets last Saturday over the DAP Seputeh MP's Chinese New Year political satire 'Onederful Malaysia' that had ruffled some feathers.

Abdul Rahman in a series of tweets had accused DAP of "insulting the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Islam" and that it had "relentlessly attacked the position of Malays and Islam" since 2008.

Lim, who is Gelang Patah MP, said rather than asking Kok to apologise over unsubstantiated claims, it was Abdul Rahman ( left ), who as minister, should apologise for his remarks.

"It is not Teresa Kok who should apologise for her 'Onederful Malaysia' video as nobody can prove the video is anti-Malay, anti-Islam and anti-royalty but it is Abdul Rahman Dahlan who must apologise for his racist tweets that show he is not  minister for all Malaysians."

Lim said he was still awaiting the minister's reply on which parts of the satirical video were insulting as claimed.

"Even now, I reiterate t I will ask Teresa Kok to retract and apologise... if Abdul Rahman or  anyone else can show me where the video is anti-Malay, anti-Islam or anti-Malay rulers as alleged by him and the political desperadoes in the Malaysian political landscape, who are incessantly inciting racial and religious hatred, conflict and tensions based on lies and falsehoods," he added.