PKR man dares DAP to quit Pakatan

(The Star) – DAP should quit Pakatan Rakyat if the party is not willing to compromise, said Kulim Bandar Baru MP Zulkifli Noordin.

He said DAP should consider going on its own and prove that it still had the people’s support.

“I think the result would be obvious (that DAP would not gain support),” he said.

He said that DAP should realise that the support it had received was due to the people’s confidence in PKR leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Zulkifli said DAP chairman Karpal Singh’s challenge to PAS president Hadi Awang and his deputy Nasharudin Mat Isa to quit PAS and join Umno was inappropriate and should not have come from a Pakatan leader.

“I’m worried that all this will cause a rift in Pakatan and that the rakyat who support Pakatan will get sick and tired of all the politicking,” he wrote in his blog www.zul4kulim.blogspot.com yesterday.

Zulkifli also said that the Kedah DAP should have not threatened to quit Pakatan Rakyat as it had a big impact on the state assembly.

“Once the state DAP withdraws from the coalition, the lone DAP representative in the state assembly, Kota Darul Aman MP Lee Guan Aik, will no longer support the state government.

“All DAP members in the city councils will have to resign. The state village headman council members will also have to let go of their positions,” he said.