PPP president Datuk M. Kayveas should withdraw from seeking re-election in Taiping as he had been fined RM1,500 by the Malaysian Bar disciplinary board on Nov 25, 2005, said the DAP.
National party chairman Karpal Singh said he had brought up the matter in Parliament about Kayveas, a senior lawyer, in April 2006.
He said the [...]
PPP president Datuk M. Kayveas says he will have no problem defending his Taiping seat, claiming he has almost 70,000 supporters there.
He said that it was not true that the people did not want him in the constituency.
“My voters have grown to like me,” he said, adding that he had also fallen in love [...]
…State MCA secretary Datuk Ho Cheng Wang said the Chinese were not happy about certain unfulfilled pledges by Kayveas.
On top of that, Ho, a three-term Pokok Assam assemblyman, said the Chinese were also unhappy that a PPP leader failed to keep a promise made during the last general election to relocate SJKC 2 Hua Lian. [...]
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When Kayveas broadened his attack, suggesting that the MIC had not done enough for the community, the MIC retaliated with their own proof of how they had helped the Indians, including a particular member of the community by the name of Kayveas.
MIC president Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu produced evidence of how the party’s [...]
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