| PAS should leave Pakatan Rakyat! Posted: 21 Nov 2013 09:25 AM PST A-ah! PAS leaders have finally come to their senses. After realising how DAP and PKR 'mistreated' them in Pakatan Rakyat, now its time to review its position in the political pact. DAP, especially has been PAS' bad dream. DAP stalwarts Karpal Singh and Lim Kit Siang had never shown appreciation to the 'Islamic party's' contribution to Pakatan, which saw them on the edge of knocking out Barisan Nasional in the 13th general election. To Karpal, Lim and others in DAP, Pakatan would be better off without PAS. PETALING JAYA, Nov 21 -- Pemuda PAS yesterday unanimously agreed to push a motion at the party's 59th Muktamar or general assembly, seeking a review of their position in the three-way Pakatan Rakyat partnership. The motion outlined five thrusts aimed at improving on the tahaluf siyasi principle, which was laid out by the powerful Syura council to govern PAS' political partnership with PKR and DAP.
Seeking to improve on the tahaluf siyasi, the motion is seen as a response to alleged discrimination against PAS in Penang as claimed by delegates in the Pemuda and Ulama wings today.
Penang delegate Mohd Shafirul Rozali said that it is unfortunate to see the principle being sidelined by some within the opposition coalition, from issues of governance in PR-ruled states to the matter of seat allocation in the national polls.
"We don't want to pick a fight with anyone, and we want to be friends with all, be it Malay, Chinese or Indian.
"The issue, however, is that after the Syura council introduced tahaluf siyasi, there are some who did not understand it, paid it no heed and considered it a small matter," Mohd Shafirul said when tabling the motion.
The motion seeks to get the party to agree to push for a coordinating committee to be set up in all PR-ruled states to oversee the implementation of tahaluf siyasi, and also make it compulsory for PR to get the nod from the relevant state or division PAS leadership before appointing PAS members to any government post.
The motion also wants the party to take strict disciplinary action against PAS members that betray their allegiance to the party or go against party agenda while holding public office, establish a leadership academy to train PAS members as government officials and to have a periodic review and update of the principles and guidelines of the PR partnership formula by the Syura council.
What's next? Join Barisan Nasional? No, I do not agree. Many prefer PAS to stand on its own and become a 'good opposition' at the Dewan Rakyat to level DAP and PKR. So, apa tunggu lagi? Leave Pakatan Rakyat!  |
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