DAP vice-chairperson Nga Kor Ming lamented that his party was being slandered by the “devil” as the 15th general election draws close.
He said this after PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang linked DAP to communists and called for the “pro-communist party” to be rejected.
"When PAS fails, they resort to dirty tactics by uttering imbecilic slanders. I’m fed up," tweeted the incumbent Teluk Intan MP.
“Every time there is an election, the ‘devils’ appear and hurl slander. This ‘everything is DAP’s fault’ argument has been proven to be the biggest lie in the history of human civilisation. Enough is enough.”
Nga (above) then shared an image of Hadi linking DAP to communism in his tweets, which he took from the PAS leader’s social media posting.
Yesterday, Hadi said any effort to sow the communist ideology in Malaysia, claimed to have been spearheaded by the DAP before, should be rejected.
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"Communism is a secular belief that rejects belief in God. They are more extreme than Christian and Jewish colonisers.
"Communists do not bring military forces like the Western colonial powers, but their ideology ‘colonises’ the minds of people of various races so as to be recruited in their military forces," said Hadi in a social media posting together with several images that linked DAP to communists.
One of the seven images revisited the controversy of bringing back the cremains of Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) leader Chin Peng, who lived in exile in Thailand after the CPM was disbanded.
It also touched on the commemoration of CPM held in Kajang in December 2019 and the publication of a controversial comic book titled “Belt and Road Initiative for Win-Winism” by former DAP member Hew Kuan Yau. - Mkini
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