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Malacca PKR treasurer Gue Teck has expressed disappointment over the party’s lack of diversity in recent state executive council appointments.
Notably, he alleged that PKR had not nominated any non-Malays for exco positions in Penang, Selangor and Negeri Sembilan.
PKR state assemblypersons appointed to exco posts in Penang and Selangor were all Malay, while Negeri Sembilan’s state cabinet has yet to be sworn in.
Notably, he alleged that PKR had not nominated any non-Malays for exco positions in Penang, Selangor and Negeri Sembilan.
PKR state assemblypersons appointed to exco posts in Penang and Selangor were all Malay, while Negeri Sembilan’s state cabinet has yet to be sworn in.
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