MIPP says no boycott despite decision to sit out Melaka polls
The party is helping MIC’s candidate for Gadek to ensure the Indian community is represented in the state assembly.
The Malaysian Indian People’s Party (MIPP) has decided to sit out the upcoming Melaka polls, but denied that their choice was a "boycott." MIPP information chief Justin Prabakaran stated that the party will instead assist Perikatan Nasional and Barisan Nasional in their campaign efforts. The decision comes after MIPP failed to reach an agreement with PN's leadership.
Despite not being competitors in the election, MIPP is prepared to campaign for PN and BN candidates, aiming to ensure their success and support the Indian community. MIPP is an MIC splinter party, and Punithan emphasized that the party's absence from the polls reflects their stance. Gadek, one of the contested seats, will see a four-way race between Nadarajah, K Jegasilan (PH), Laveen (Bersama), and Laila Norinda Maon (Putra).
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