Buntong rep Sivasubramaniam rejoins Bersatu


IPOH: Buntong assemblyman A. Sivasubramaniam has rejoined Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia, the fourth time he has switched parties since 2020.

The three-term assemblyman was also chosen to be Perak Bersatu's associate wing information chief and received his appointment letter from Bersatu associate wing chairman Dr Chong Fat Full at its office in Meru Raya here on Wednesday (sept 28).

Just earlier this year, Sivasubramanian joined Parti Bangsa Malaysia (PBM) and was appointed the party's senior vice-president II.

After quitting DAP to become an independent following the collapse of the Pakatan Harapan state government in March 2020, Sivasubramaniam joined Gerakan in June in the same year.

Together with Tronoh assemblyman Paul Yong Choo Kiong, they joined Bersatu in March 2021.

In January, then PBM president Larry Sng announced that Sivasubramaniam had joined the party.

Sivasubramaniam added that he would leave it to Bersatu to decide where he should contest in the 15th General Election but he would like to defend his Buntong seat.

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