Mind your own business, MCA tells DAP over BN seat spat
MCA leaders have publicly told DAP to stop interfering in Barisan Nasional's internal seat allocation disputes for the upcoming Melaka election. The tension highlights ongoing political friction between the two coalitions regarding candidate selection and potential alliances.
Why it matters
This reflects the volatile nature of Malaysian coalition politics and the strategic maneuvering ahead of regional elections.
MCA secretary-general Chong Sin Woon (left) and deputy youth chief Mike Chong said BN has its own ways and mechanisms to resolve the dispute over the Melaka election seat allocation.
PETALING JAYA: Two MCA leaders have told DAP not to interfere in Barisan Nasional’s efforts to resolve a dispute over seat allocation for the Nov 14 Melaka election.
MCA secretary-general Chong Sin Woon said BN had its ways to resolve the matter, while MCA Youth deputy chief Mike Chong said the party does not need DAP to help determine its political direction.
Sin Woon said DAP should focus on resolving internal issues within Pakatan Harapan, particularly opposition towards a possible pact with Bersatu in Melaka.
“DAP should not stir trouble in this matter. Instead, it should focus on its internal issues, particularly the war of words among PH leaders.
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