MCA will chart its own course for Malaysia's betterment, says its Pahang Youth wing


  • Letters
  • Tuesday, 29 Apr 2025

MCA Pahang Youth takes note of the recent statement by Johor Umno Youth chief Saudara Noor Azleen Ambros, who accused MCA secretary-general Datuk Chong Sin Woon of being “short-sighted” for suggesting that MCA must chart its own political course should Barisan Nasional continue to falter in clarifying its direction.

It is easy to label others as short-sighted. What takes far more courage is to acknowledge the uncomfortable truth — that BN’s current trajectory lacks clarity and has become a growing concern among grassroots members across all parties.

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