DAP's support for an upcoming beer festival in Kuala Lumpur shows that it is "sehati sejiwa" (one heart, one soul) with BN, claimed PAS Youth.

"DAP is not only celebrating and joining (the beer fest) but it is also proven to be 'sehati sejiwa' with the BN government which has never been firm on the issue," PAS youth vice chief Ahmad Fadhli Shaari said in a statement today.

Ahmad Fadhli was commenting on the Better Beer Festival, slated for Oct 6, which will feature independent beer producers. It will be the sixth time the festival is being held.

Amid criticism of the event from PAS, DAP's Selangor exco Teng Chang Khim said such events can still go on despite PAS' objections.

"This is a democratic country, PAS can continue to object but the beer festival can proceed," Teng had said recently.

Ahmad Fadhli is demanding that DAP's allies in Pakatan Harapan make their stand on the beer festival known.

"Staying silent is a sign of agreement and complicity, and prove that DAP is the true 'leader' of Harapan which can't be challenged at all," he said.

This is not the first time PAS has complained about similar events.

In 2014, PAS objected against an Oktoberfest function hosted at a shopping mall in Petaling Jaya, prompting the event to be moved indoors.

PAS Youth chief Muhammad Khalil Abdul Hadi said his wing will consider whether or not to protest the Better Beer Festival.