LDP in Turmoil/ Let delegates decide which ‘chief’ they want

ARCHIVES 2013

By admin-s On Sep 6, 2013

(The Borneo Insider) – LDP President Datuk Liew Vui Keong should let the 800 party congress delegates to decide on the fate of the so-called ‘rotten fish’, instead of sacking them, said its vice president Lim Kai Min.

Lim (photo) questioned whether Liew had considered the interests of the party when the latter sacked and stripped party members of their posts.

“If the president really thinks that the party leadership consists of many so-called rotten fish, he should have let the 800 party congress delegates to decide on their fate,” he reiterated.

In a statement, Lim said he believed that the delegates should be able to determine which are the ‘good fish’ and which are the ‘rotten fish’ in order to select suitable leaders to lead the party.

Lim, who is also LDP Karamunting division chairman, also said the division supported the call to hold an election for the top two party posts.

The division also supports Datuk Teo Chee Kang to contest for the presidential post.