Malays must not allow themselves to fall into the trap being carefully laid for them by the DAP, Umno deputy president Muhyiddin Yassin warned today.
"Don't de easily duped by DAP's trap," he said at a press conference in Putrajaya today. "After so long, suddenly they want to recruit Malays. Who knows what for?" he said.
All throughout history, Muhyiddin said, he and political veterans were aware that the DAP had never even once stood up for the rights of the Malays.
All the party ever stood for with any conviction, he claimed, were issues such as Chinese education.
"Don't de easily duped by DAP's trap," he said at a press conference in Putrajaya today. "After so long, suddenly they want to recruit Malays. Who knows what for?" he said.
All throughout history, Muhyiddin said, he and political veterans were aware that the DAP had never even once stood up for the rights of the Malays.
All the party ever stood for with any conviction, he claimed, were issues such as Chinese education.
"Look through the annals of history. Their chauvinist manner is clear," the deputy prime minister added.
More importantly, he said, the DAP exhibited racist tendencies and Malays must therefore be warned that there must be hidden motives for the party to be suddenly recruiting Malays.
"When they have a need for Malay leaders in order to fill the ranks of executive councillors or high positions (in Pakatan governments), then they look for Malays," he said.
Muhyiddin said this in response to DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang's statement that more Malays were gearing up to join the party.
Recently, two Malay Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) students announced their intention to join the DAP.
Their move came on the footsteps of two Malay lawyers and press freedom advocate and former NUJ chief Hata Wahari, who signed up as members of the party.
More importantly, he said, the DAP exhibited racist tendencies and Malays must therefore be warned that there must be hidden motives for the party to be suddenly recruiting Malays.
"When they have a need for Malay leaders in order to fill the ranks of executive councillors or high positions (in Pakatan governments), then they look for Malays," he said.
Muhyiddin said this in response to DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang's statement that more Malays were gearing up to join the party.
Recently, two Malay Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) students announced their intention to join the DAP.
Their move came on the footsteps of two Malay lawyers and press freedom advocate and former NUJ chief Hata Wahari, who signed up as members of the party.
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