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PKR Official Criticises Former Petaling Jaya MP Over Community Issues
A senior PKR official has accused the former Petaling Jaya Member of Parliament of failing to attend most meetings addressing local residents' concerns, calling for action over empty gestures.
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The PKR party's Deputy Secretary-General has publicly criticised the former Petaling Jaya MP for poor attendance at key meetings dealing with constituent grievances, signalling growing frustration within the party over the politician's engagement with community matters.
According to the senior party official, the former lawmaker was absent from the majority of sessions convened to address issues affecting residents in the constituency. The criticism underscores tensions within PKR regarding the handling of local concerns and the level of commitment demonstrated by party representatives.
The rebuke reflects broader discontent among party members and constituents who expect tangible solutions to community problems rather than what officials describe as performative gestures. The deputy secretary-general's remarks suggest the party is seeking greater accountability from its representatives in fulfilling their obligations to local residents.
The accusation comes as PKR continues to navigate internal dynamics and maintain voter confidence ahead of potential electoral contests. The incident highlights the expectations placed on party members to maintain active engagement with constituents and participate meaningfully in addressing their needs.