Penang BN leaders will send copies of Lim Guan Eng's speeches regarding the state's fish farming industries so that the chief minister can "admit to his bull****".

State BN chief Teng Chang Yeow recalled that on Oct 24, he pointed out that fish farming activities started in Penang since 2001, and not after 2008 as claimed by Lim.

The opposition had captured Penang in the 2008 general election.

Teng said Lim was silent when the "bull****" was pointed out but replied 15 days later with another one.

This time, Lim reportedly said in the Chinese media there was "practically nothing" in the state's fish farming industry when BN governed Penang prior to 2008.

Teng pointed out Lim made similar claims at the Oxford University in London, where he said the fish farming industry grew from "basically nothing" in 2008.

"We will send these texts to him to show his bull****.

“He twisted his own words. When one tells a lie, he has to create 10 more to cover up, " the former state executive councillor told a press conference.

"We want him to read what we send, we have downloaded it from his official portal, read and admit the truth," he added.

Teng said if a chief minister lied to his own party, it is not only embarrassing but a sad situation for a party which preaches about competency, accountability and transparency of known in short as CAT.

"This behaviour is against CAT, which is why we keep saying that the CAT is dead, " he added.