Khairy represents ‘cancerous’ Umno, says Sivarasa
Three-term Sungai Buloh MP R Sivarasa was dropped by PH for the general election because of health reasons. (Facebook pic)
PETALING JAYA: PKR’s R Sivarasa has described Umno as a “cancer” to the country and urged the people to vote against Barisan Nasional’s Sungai Buloh candidate, Khairy Jamaluddin, tomorrow.
Sivarasa said Khairy was “part of the cancer” even though the former Rembau MP had declared his intentions to reform Umno.
“I urge all who vote this Saturday to ensure Umno does not return to Putrajaya because the party is a cancer to this country. We must also reject Khairy because he represents that cancer,” he said at a ceramah at Bukit Rahman Putra last night.
The former Sungai Buloh MP said a vote for Khairy would be a vote for Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi to become the prime minister.
He also mocked Khairy for using the word “reformasi” in a speech, saying that PKR started the reformation movement in 1998.
Sivarasa, a three-term Sungai Buloh MP, was dropped as a candidate for the general election because of health reasons. Former MIC secretary-general R Ramanan has been tasked with retaining the seat, a former PH stronghold.
Besides Ramanan and Khairy, the candidates vying for the seat are Perikatan Nasional’s Ghazali Hamin, Pejuang’s Akmal Yusoff, Parti Rakyat Malaysia’s Ahmad Jufliz Faiza, and two independents.
PETALING JAYA: PKR’s R Sivarasa has described Umno as a “cancer” to the country and urged the people to vote against Barisan Nasional’s Sungai Buloh candidate, Khairy Jamaluddin, tomorrow.
Sivarasa said Khairy was “part of the cancer” even though the former Rembau MP had declared his intentions to reform Umno.
“I urge all who vote this Saturday to ensure Umno does not return to Putrajaya because the party is a cancer to this country. We must also reject Khairy because he represents that cancer,” he said at a ceramah at Bukit Rahman Putra last night.
The former Sungai Buloh MP said a vote for Khairy would be a vote for Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi to become the prime minister.
He also mocked Khairy for using the word “reformasi” in a speech, saying that PKR started the reformation movement in 1998.
Sivarasa, a three-term Sungai Buloh MP, was dropped as a candidate for the general election because of health reasons. Former MIC secretary-general R Ramanan has been tasked with retaining the seat, a former PH stronghold.
Besides Ramanan and Khairy, the candidates vying for the seat are Perikatan Nasional’s Ghazali Hamin, Pejuang’s Akmal Yusoff, Parti Rakyat Malaysia’s Ahmad Jufliz Faiza, and two independents.
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