The DAP Socialist Youth (DAPSY) National Executive Council has criticised MCA president Wee Ka Siong for refusing to answer directly when asked about Perikatan Nasional (PN) secretary-general Azmin Ali’s revelation that MCA had already met with PN leaders.
In a statement, DAPSY said that unlike MCA, MIC at least admitted to having engaged in discussions with PN and explained its stance. MCA, on the other hand, has been repeatedly named by PAS and Bersatu but continues to avoid giving a clear denial, which DAPSY described as “guilty conscience at play.”
“Azmin has kicked the ball. Now it’s at Wee Ka Siong’s feet. Yes or no, just one sentence is enough, but instead he keeps deflecting,” the statement said.
DAPSY accused Wee of double standards, pointing out that while he once vowed never to work with DAP, he now avoids making a firm stand on whether MCA is distancing itself from PAS and Bersatu.
“If MCA dares not cut ties, then it should quit the unity government. Since it has been secretly engaging PN, it should stop playing a two-faced game. Joining PN would only mean surrendering itself under PAS’s extremist agenda.”
The statement added that PAS dominates PN, especially as Bersatu faces internal turmoil. Should MCA enter PN, DAPSY warned, the party would follow Bersatu’s fate of being sidelined and eventually reduced to irrelevance, while enabling PAS to push its hardline theocratic policies, a betrayal of both the Chinese community and Malaysia’s multiracial and secular system.
