Objection: King (third from right) holding up the document of cooperation between MCA and Chinese organisations in Negri Sembilan opposing hudud law. With him are (from right) MCA deputy chief Datuk Yap Ching Leong, Negri Sembilan Chinese Assembly Hall chairman Tan Eng Beng and state Chinese Chamber of Commerce vice president Tan Kheng Huat.
SEREMBAN: Malaysia is now faced with the most serious Constitutional crisis post-independence after PAS was allowed to table a Private Member’s Bill on Syariah Court amendments in Parliament last week.
State MCA chairman Datuk Seri King Lim Chin Fui said PAS’ proposed legislation would not only ruin race relations but would pave the way for the introduction of two criminal justice systems in the country.
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