Subang Member of Parliament from Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), Wong Chen has claimed that his office was abruptly denied access to the MyKhas portal without prior notice, disrupting the processing of Projek Mesra Rakyat (PMR) allocation applications for his constituency.
He said the portal, operated by the Implementation Coordination Unit (ICU) under the Prime Minister’s Department (JPM), serves as a critical platform for uploading, managing and processing people-centric allocation requests.
“The disruption was discovered at noon last Wednesday when my officer attempted to upload several PMR fund applications for schools within the Subang parliamentary constituency.
“Upon seeking clarification, my officer was verbally informed by a civil servant that the access had been blocked on the instructions of higher authorities in Putrajaya,” he said in a statement on Friday.
Access Blocked Without Written Explanation
Following the incident, Wong Chen said his office immediately sent an email to ICU on the same day, demanding that access be restored and requesting an official written explanation regarding the restriction.
His officer also personally submitted a formal letter to ICU JPM Selangor and the ICU JPM headquarters in Putrajaya the following day.
“As of 10am today, our office has yet to have its access to the MyKhas portal restored, nor have we received any official written explanation regarding the block,” he said.
Only Subang Targeted, Claims MP
Wong Chen further questioned the action after claiming that a check with several government-aligned MPs in Selangor, including other PKR MPs who attended the political direction programme by Rafizi Ramli and Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad last Sunday, found that their MyKhas portal accounts remained fully accessible.
“This raises serious questions as to why the Subang parliamentary office appears to be the only constituency singled out and denied access.
“If selective treatment has indeed occurred, it is deeply regrettable and runs entirely counter to the Madani principle of fair, transparent and professional governance,” he said.
Wong Chen noted that his office had previously received recognition from ICU JPM Selangor for its professional management of files, documentation and financial accounts related to government allocations.
He added that his office has also publicly published financial statements, including community allocations and expenditure, every six months for more than a decade as a commitment to transparency.
Demand for Immediate Restoration
In light of this, Wong Chen called on JPM to immediately restore access to the MyKhas portal for the Subang parliamentary office and to provide an official written explanation for the restriction.
Wong Chen was earlier reported to be among six PKR MPs who attended the political direction programme organised by Rafizi, a former Economy Minister, and Nik Nazmi, a former Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability.
The other five MPs present were Bakhtiar Wan Chik (Balik Pulau), Rodziah Ismail (Ampang), Zahir Hassan (Wangsa Maju) and Lee Chean Chung (Petaling Jaya).
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