Malacca DAP walking on a tightrope


  • Letters
  • Monday, 06 Jan 2003

The fight in Malacca DAP has been brewing for some time now but of late, the tension seems to be on the brink of eruption. DEVID RAJAH explores the factional dispute that will see mounting pressure among the leaders as the general election draws nearer with the Kota Melaka parliamentary seat being in the middle of the feud

THE Kota Melaka parliamentary constituency may be described as a “jewel in the crown” of sorts for the DAP as it is a seat that has been under the fold of the party since 1969.  

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