Khairy: Chinese voters not afraid of 'blue wave'
MELAKA: Cooperation between Barisan Nasional and Pas will not undermine the rights and interests of non-Malays, based on the two parties’ experience of working together in the previous federal government.
Melaka: Khairy Jamaluddin, ex-Umno Youth chief, asserts Chinese voters are not fearful of a potential "blue wave" in Malaysia's upcoming elections. In his speech at Sembang Anak Muda program in Kampung Batang Tiga, Bukit Rambai, Khairy emphasized that Barisan Nasional (BN)'s cooperation with Pakatan Rakyat (PR) parties like Pas never infringed upon the rights or interests of non-Malays.
He recounted his experience working with Pas at the federal level and noted that differences in political views do not threaten any community's well-being. Khairy highlighted BN's victories in several state constituencies with sizable Chinese voter populations, citing MCA's electoral wins in Yong Peng, Chennah in Chennah, and Jementah in See Ann Giap as proof of continued support.
He expressed confidence that growing BN support could result in a "blue wave" at the polls, citing the positive response to his campaign tour.
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