Many members want DAP to stay in govt, says Ngeh
KUALA LUMPUR: Many DAP members want the party to remain in government, says its national treasurer Datuk Ngeh Koo Ham ahead of next week's national congress.
KUALA LUMPUR: The national treasurer of the opposition party, Datuk Ngeh Koo Ham, has stated that many DAP members want the party to remain in government, ahead of the upcoming national congress. As a member of parliament for Beruas, Ngeh believes that most party members wish to serve in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration to meet the people's demands.
He emphasized that the benefits of being in government, such as fulfilling the people's mandate and implementing positive changes, outweigh the potential drawbacks of withdrawing from it. Ngeh addressed concerns that DAP should leave the government due to reduced vocalization, clarifying that the party remains vocal within the cabinet and central meetings, and raises concerns through internal channels.
He also mentioned that when necessary, DAP will use media platforms to communicate its stance on matters to the public. The DAP congress will take place next week, where delegates will decide whether party representatives should continue serving in the government.
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