Teluk Intan by-election: Stop blaming BN for your troubles, Muhyiddin tells Pakatan


TELUK INTAN: Pakatan Rakyat should stop blaming Barisan Nasional for everything negative that has happened during its campaign for the Teluk Intan parliamentary seat by-election.

Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said Sunday that Pakatan needed proof before making allegations against Barisan.

“Do they have proof? Can they establish any link that it has anything to do with us,” he said during the ground breaking ceremony of the RM5bil West Coast Expessway project here.

Muhyiddin added that even if the opposition coalition had made police reports, they must have facts and data to back their allegations.

The Deputy Prime Minister was asked to comment on allegations by DAP that Barisan supporters had disseminated the alleged “bikini” pictures of its candidate Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud.

DAP lodged a report with regard the matter on Saturday.

The picture in question was actually of Filipina actress Pauleen Luna.

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