Seventy Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) members from the Batu 4 branch, Kapar, here quit the party yesterday to join Umno, claiming they had lost confidence in the leadership of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, who they described as a dictator.
Led by the branch head, Mohd Shahbuddin Hasbullah, they handed their Umno membership application forms to Sementa assemblyman Datuk Abdul Rahman Palil.
Mohd Shahbuddin said their decision to quit PKR was on the realisation that Anwar was not concerned with championing the party’s struggle, but to pursue his own personal agenda.
“Furthermore, the branch had not been active since nine months ago and therefore, the best thing to do is to return to Umno’s fold,” said the former Umno member.
Meanwhile, Abdul Rahman said he expected five more PKR branches in Kapar to be dissolved after the Hulu Selangor parliamentary by-election tomorrow. — Bernama
Saturday, April 24, 2010
70 quit PKR for Umno
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When there are no goodies left for them, they made up all sort of excuses and quit. These frogs are those who cares only for their own benefits, they have no intentions of fighting for the people. Beware of them.
ReplyDeleteI think the reason they went back to UMNO is because if PKR won, they may not get any goodies from the leader whereas UMNO can offer them goodies if they join UMNO.
ReplyDeletePeople are like that, always wants more and more....
In Malaysian Politics, its all about strategy...the end justified the means...
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ReplyDeleteLepas ni boleh jadi penganalisis politik da.. hehheee
There are very few politicians who sincerely wanted the fight for the people's rights. Most of them are just frogs jumping from party to party in seek of a greener pasture, they just care about what's in it for them.
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