The Gerakan leadership remains bewildered

By Ivanpal Singh Grewal

OVER a year ago, Gerakan joined Perikatan Nasional as the fifth component party after Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia, PAS, Sabah People’s Progressive Party, better known as SAPP, and Sabah STAR.

The individual most enthralled by this alliance must be Gerakan’s president, Dr Dominic Lau, because he is now a senator.

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Gerakan , Barisan Nasional , Perikatan Nasional , Political analysis , Making Progress , Ivanpal Grewal Singh
Ivanpal Singh Grewal

Ivanpal Singh Grewal

Ivanpal Singh Grewal is an advocate & solicitor. He was formerly political secretary to the Plantation and Commodities minister.

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