A new NGO is organising an event for Malacca PKR members to leave the party en masse on June 27.

The invitation notice to the event went viral on social media.

The notice contained the details of the event, which is slated to be held at Taman Tasik Utama, MITC Ayer Keroh, at 10am on June 27.

An individual called "Awi", who claimed to be the secretary of an NGO known as the Penggerak Komuniti Negara (PKN), purportedly prepared the invitation.

Former Malacca PKR deputy chairperson G Rajendran confirmed that he had also received the invitation to the event.

"Since the last two days, I received calls from several people who invited me to come to the event.

"However, I refused as my stand is different from the NGO," Rajendran told Malaysiakini.

He said he did not leave PKR because he supported Azmin Ali but because he was upset with the party's state chapter, which allegedly practised cronyism.

Commenting on the NGO, Rajendran (above) said it was formed by former Malacca PKR members who are aligned to Azmin, the party's former deputy president.

He revealed that the PKN in Malacca is led by Rembia assemblyperson Muhammad Jailani Khamis.

When contacted, Jailani refused to divulge details on both the NGO and the event.

"I don't want to give a comment. Just wait and see," he briefly told Malaysiakini.

For the record, Jailani was sacked from PKR on April 12, after he announced his support for Perikatan Nasional and attended a meeting with the coalition.

Machap Jaya assemblyperson Ginie Lim has also refused to comment when asked about the June 27 event.

PKR information chief Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin said he has no knowledge about the event.

"I have no idea. I don't know if the notice is genuine," Shamsul said.