Row over demand by Pakatan reps for 30% cut worsens in Kedah


ALOR SETAR: The controversy over the “demand” by certain Pakatan Rakyat representatives for a 30% cut from allocations to Chinese associations has snowballed, as two more organisations claim to have become victims.

They alleged that they had not received any state funds for their activities ever since they refused to accede to the request for a 30% “rebate”.

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