Kayveas raps Puteri Umno
November 14th, 2007 by eddyra on politic(News from thestar.com)
KUALA LUMPUR: The People’s Progressive Party, irked by recent criticisms by Puteri Umno chief Datuk Noraini Ahmad, has accused her of being arrogant.
The Barisan Nasional could lose Terengganu in the next general election if she
continues to make arrogant statements, -
PPP president Datuk M. Kayveas
Noraini, at the recent Umno general assembly, had said that her junior movement had about the same membership strength as the PPP, which is a whole party by itself.
Her remarks followed earlier remarks in the Barisan camp against the PPP, which wanted more seats to contest at the next polls. Kayveas said it was not the size of the party that counted but the voters and the support that they give during the elections.
No Umno president nor leader in the history of the Barisan has made statements that compared the size of a component party when it comes to seats.
I am very surprised that the agenda of Puteri Umno is to talk about another component party,
Kayveas said
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Ha ha .. wassup wassup!
Why have you stepped on my tail.. why??
November 14th, 2007 at 9:29 am
apa statement noraini sampai kayveas komplen?
ReplyNovember 14th, 2007 at 10:46 am
sebab ni kut..
Puteri to PPP: Stop making noise
KUALA LUMPUR: The People’s Progressive Party (PPP) received a reminder from Puteri Umno - stop making so much noise.
“We are only a wing but the PPP is an entire party with such numbers. So they should stop making noise,” Puteri chief Datuk Noraini Ahmad said in an apparent reference to PPP’s move for more seats to contest in the general election.
Drawing applause from the delegates in her winding- up speech, Noraini said the wing had a total of 417,538 members.
PPP president Datuk M.Kayveas has claimed recently that the party has 530,222 members.
Noraini also pledged that the wing would continue to struggle for the young Malay women in line with the struggles of Umno and the nation.
She said the wing would work to strengthen national unity besides focusing on its main tasks which are promoting education for the young and welfare activities.
“We are not the senang lupa (easily forgetful) type. We understand that the struggle calls for a change of mindset among the young,” she said.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/11/10/nation/19436901&sec=nation
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