Summary
- Lim Kit Siang warns against splitting PH votes.
- Says Johor polls are a test of the “Malaysian dream”.
- Rejects voting based on race.
- Urges voters to focus on the country’s future.
JOHOR BAHRU, July 7 — Lim Kit Siang has urged Johor voters not to split Pakatan Harapan (PH) votes in the upcoming state election, warning that it could undermine what he described as the “Malaysian dream”.
Speaking at a ceramah in Perling, Lim said Malaysians should reject race-based politics and work towards a united nation where people identify first as Malaysians.
He described the July 11 state election as a test of whether the country would move forward or backward, urging voters to focus on the future and national unity rather than political divisions.
