KUALA LUMPUR, Jun 10 – Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has sent the separate personal messages to DAP’s Lim Kit Siang and PAS’s Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang yesterday morning. Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim would like to highlight his concern over the Islamist party’s resolution in the recently-concluded general assembly to sever all ties and political cooperation with DAP.
Surendran reproduced Anwar’s message to his political allies and the people that in a statement on this morning at the Penjara Sungai Buloh. Anwar said he was very regretted that the resolution to sever ties with DAP had been accepted at the PAS muktamar.
“I was very concerned with recent developments in respect of the Pakatan Rakyat which it was created as an alternative to the failed political system and weak governance under Barisan Nasional. I was regreted to the proposal of to cut down the ties with DAP, which was received at the Conference on PAS. Meanwhile, I also called on our political partner PAS to review the proposals which have been approved without discussion, and that it will not be implemented at this point,” said Anwar.
“DAP was long been a friend and colleague to remains the committed to the struggle to bring about change. I also know that DAP with us in an effort to ensure that Pakatan Rakyat remained intact and became an alternative to the people. People were further oppressed by the goods and services tax (GST) and the massive 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) losses, while racial and religious polemic showed no signs of abating,” he said.
“It is the great hope of the rakyat that Pakatan Rakyat will march forward to resolve the political uncertainty and economic troubles that plague our country under the rule of BN,” he added. Last week in the PAS muktamar, PAS leadership have been accepted by the Dewan Ulama’s motion to sever ties with DAP without debate which saw the conservative ulama faction sweep almost all top party positions, ousting the progressive faction.
The decision has been thrown to the fate of the Selangor government into uncertainty where PAS has 14 seats, DAP 15, PKR 13 and BN 12. In Penang, Penang Chief Minister also have been announced that the state will accept the all the resignation of PAS members which holding the politically position immediately and without questioning them any question.
