The Registrar of Societies (ROS) has de-registered former BN component party MyPPP, which had two factions claiming to be the rightful leaders.
The decision was conveyed in a letter to both factions, which was sighted by Malaysiakini.
One faction is led by former deputy minister M Kayveas, who claims the party is now independent. He also pledged his support for Pakatan Harapan in the Cameron Highlands by-election.
The other faction, led by another former deputy minister Maglin D' Cruz, claims that MyPPP is still a BN-friendly party.
Contacted later, MyPPP secretary-general Simon Sabapathy confirmed that the party has been deregistered.
“Now the assets of the party goes to the insolvency department.
“We have to deal with the insolvency department to determine how the assets of the party are going to be addressed," he told Malaysiakini.
He added that D'Cruz's faction would hold a meeting to discuss the matter.
Previously, Kayveas was adamant that ROS recognised him as the rightful president and instructed him to meet with D'Cruz to "settle" the issue.
D'Cruz, however, denied this.
He claimed that Kayveas was the one who approached ROS with the proposal to settle the issue.
“We met three times, but nothing (came out of it). To me, the president seat is still empty," he had told Malaysiakini. -Mkini
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