Sack Guan Eng, Rahmad tells DAP
Penang Malay Congress leader urges party leaders to convene a special congress meeting soon to end Lim’s party leadership.
Athi Shankar, FMT
Penang Malay Congress has today called on the DAP central executive committee (CEC) to sack secretary-general Lim Guan Eng to once for all end all dilemma and save the party from de-registration.
PMC president Rahmad Isahak blamed Guan Eng’s mismanagement and mishandling of party affairs as solely responsible for the DAP’s current problems.
Although the new CEC line-up was yet to be given recognition by the Registrar of Societies (ROS), he wants party leaders to convene a special congress meeting soon to terminate Lim’s party membership.
He claimed Guan Eng had manipulated the ROS directive to hold a re-election by by-passing the party constitution to hold the fresh polls on Sept 29 in a special congress.
“Can Guan Eng with all his expertise, smartness and brilliance, save the party from imminent ROS decision on the re-election process?
“Surely that’s a tall order given that all party rules had been torn apart to have the re-election to protect his dynastic selfish interests,” Rahmad said in a statement here today.
He also alleged that the party problems in Malacca, Johor and Kedah were all caused by Guan Eng’s constant politicking and manipulations.
Rahmad said the position of Zairil Abdullah Khir Johari as an interim Kedah party chairman, replacing the duly elected Lee Guan Aik, for instance was a blatant violation of democratic rights of members.
“Guan Eng’s intense politicking and manipulation have yielded disastrous results for the DAP at all levels.
“He should stop his blame game, pointing fingers at others as if he is whiter than white.
“He should be man enough to admit of his shortcomings, weaknesses and failings, which were solely responsible for putting DAP in its current quandary, having to face the public podium of contempt.
“As a former party member and responsible citizen, I call on the CEC to sack Lim via a special congress to save the party.
“Guan Eng is a liability to the party. Have no doubt about it,” Rahmad stressed.
