Saya tak hilang daripada PKR, kata bekas Ahli Parlimen

Former Malaysian MP Lee Chean Chung claims he has not been inactive in the People's Justice Party (PKR) for over a year, despite accusations to the contrary. In an interview, Lee explained that his reduced activity was due to PKR's failure to address his concerns about corporate mafia issues, which he highlighted through internal channels.

He stated that his decision to reduce his involvement came after PKR failed to take action against the corporate mafia issue he raised through an internal channel. Lee criticized the party's response, saying it shifted focus away from the root cause of the problem.

Lee further claimed that he had not attended any party meetings or conventions for a year and that Bryan Ng, the deputy secretary-general of PKR, alleged that he rarely attended government and local level meetings. However, Lee maintained that he had brought up the corporate mafia issue in Parliament in January and proposed the establishment of a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) to investigate the matter.

He also quoted Victor Chin, a PKR opposition member, who alleged that a PKR MP demanded RM9.5 million to resolve a parliamentary corruption case involving corporate mafia issues, but no action was taken against the accusation.

Lee's grievances began in May when he was barred from his parliamentary constituency and the funds were handed over to PKR for management. He then resigned from the PKR Central Executive Committee in June. On July 2, 2026, Lee received a disciplinary notice from the PKR Discipline Committee, which he submitted on July 9 but received no response. When he followed up by sending another letter and requesting a hearing, his petition was ignored, according to Lee.

Lee stated that the three-year suspension imposed on him on September 30 was a clear case of denial of justice. He maintained that he had used all the correct channels and that every time he received silence, restrictions, or punishment. He questioned why a MP advocating for investigation is sentenced while a MP accused of receiving RM9.5 million is not subjected to any inquiry.