Johor polls: Muda confirms a 'very small number' of members want to quit over clash with PKR in Larkin seat


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (Muda) says it has received a few requests from members wanting to leave the party over the clash for the Larkin seat with PKR.

Its vice-president Dr Thanussha Francis Xavier told The Star that the party respected the wishes of those who wanted to quit.

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