Soi Lek's blame game irks MCA president
MCA president Ong Tee Keat is frustrated with his deputy Dr Chua Soi Lek constantly blaming him for the latter's involvement in a sex scandal.
MCA president Ong Tee Keat is frustrated with his deputy Dr Chua Soi Lek constantly blaming him for the latter's involvement in a sex scandal.
"Last year, he blamed my predecessor (Ong Ka Ting) and now, he blames me.
"He (Chua) blames the media for playing up the issue (scandal)," he was quoted as saying by
Bernama
today.
Chua, the former health minister, resigned from all political posts when a sex DVD involving him surfaced last January.
Currently, the police are investigating him for allegedly engaging in oral sex after receiving a copy of the sex DVD.
In the party elections in October last year, Chua made a political comeback after winning the deputy president's post.
Teamwork is important
On his relationship with Chua, Ong, who is also transport minister, said their personal relationship was not the issue.
What was important was the team and team work, he said.
Ong believed that whatever problem would not cause a rift in the party as he enjoyed a good working relationship with other team members.
The party president said, when other team members extended good cooperation to him (Ong), they were being labelled as the "president’s men" by certain quarters in the party.
Previously, Chua claimed that the DVDs were being circulated again in an attempt to 'shut him up'.
"I am convinced that certain quarters are circulating the DVD to tarnish and threaten me into keeping quiet," he said.
Chua was also reported in the Chinese media as saying that his party rivals were behind this with the aim of killing his political career.


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