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MCA questions DAP's stance if PH allies with Bersatu
Malaysian Chinese Association leaders have raised concerns about the Democratic Action Party's position should Pakatan Harapan pursue cooperation with Bersatu. The party has also urged DAP to avoid becoming a source of friction within the coalition.
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Senior officials from the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) have questioned the Democratic Action Party's electoral strategy, particularly regarding DAP's potential standalone candidacy if Pakatan Harapan decides to collaborate with Bersatu.
MCA Secretary-General Chong Sin Woon and Youth Deputy Chief Mike Chong Yew Chuan raised the issue during recent party discussions, highlighting uncertainty around DAP's plans amid shifting coalition dynamics.
The MCA leaders have also appealed to DAP to refrain from becoming a divisive factor within the opposition alliance. Their remarks underscore growing concerns within coalition circles about coordination and strategic alignment as political negotiations continue.
The statements reflect broader tensions within Malaysian opposition politics as parties reassess their positions ahead of potential electoral contests. DAP has not immediately responded to the MCA's concerns, leaving questions about the coalition's cohesion unresolved.