Ahli Parlimen PKR Rodziah dakwa akses dana kawasan disekat

Ampang MP Rodziah Ismail claimed that her constituency has been restricted from accessing the MyKHAS system since July 29, limiting the distribution of funds and support to vulnerable groups such as pensioners, the disabled, chronically ill patients, and local institutions under the Popular Front Development (PMR) project. She said that despite receiving a formal letter to the Prime Minister's Office, she has not received any official explanation for the restriction.

Rodziah, still a member of PKR and the pro-government bloc, denied any partisan favoritism, stating that while six opposition MPs who expressed support for the unity government have received funding, she herself has been denied. She requested clarification to clarify her position to the public. Despite any technical issues, Rodziah pledged to continue her service, with the Ampang Parliamentary Services Center remaining open and community support strengthened.

She reaffirmed her commitment to reform, accountability, responsibility, and putting the people's interests first. Previously, Petaling Jaya MP Lee Chean Chung and Subang MP Wong Chen were reported to have claimed restricted access to constituency funds via the MyKHAS system, questioning whether it had a political motive. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim dismissed the allegations, emphasizing continued funding flow to the community and development projects.