Wow! Who said Paklah is not relevant anymore? Not to BN at least. No wonder DSAI is getting restless. It's back to the drawing board I guess for Pakatan.
Then again was there a "Pakatan" at all in the first place. Was it a non-starter from the very beginning?
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Then again was there a "Pakatan" at all in the first place. Was it a non-starter from the very beginning?
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| July 27, 2008 18:44 PM | |
DAP Wants Pakatan Rakyat To Review PAS Membership
KUALA LUMPUR, July 28 (Bernama) -- Cracks are beginning to emerge in the three-party opposition coalition Pakatan Rakyat, with DAP openly declaring it now wants the alliance to review PAS' membership in the grouping.
DAP national chairman Karpal Singh said PAS had thrown grave doubts over its credibility, adding that Pakatan Rakyat should seriously consider, in view of events of late, whether PAS should be allowed continued membership in the alliance.
"The assurance by PAS president (Datuk Seri) Abdul Hadi Awang to Pakatan Rakyat partners (Parti Keadilan Rakyat and DAP), that PAS will not abandon the alliance to join the BN, is not bona fide and is not supported by past events.
"After the March 8 general elections, PAS had talks with Umno to form a coalition government in Selangor.
"This was an act of bad faith as both DAP and PKR were not informed of such a move by PAS," he said in a statement, Sunday.
Read more here.
DAP national chairman Karpal Singh said PAS had thrown grave doubts over its credibility, adding that Pakatan Rakyat should seriously consider, in view of events of late, whether PAS should be allowed continued membership in the alliance.
"The assurance by PAS president (Datuk Seri) Abdul Hadi Awang to Pakatan Rakyat partners (Parti Keadilan Rakyat and DAP), that PAS will not abandon the alliance to join the BN, is not bona fide and is not supported by past events.
"After the March 8 general elections, PAS had talks with Umno to form a coalition government in Selangor.
"This was an act of bad faith as both DAP and PKR were not informed of such a move by PAS," he said in a statement, Sunday.
Read more here.
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