With reference to the above matter, i myself a registered voter in Subang Jaya area am currently working in Kangar, Perlis. With regards to that matter, i would not be able to make it back to vote considering the distance. However, i would love to practise my rights to vote and would love to know if there's an alternative way to do so even if i'm located far away from home. Many thanks
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I am a registered voter for Kelana Jaya Parliamentary seat. I am taking a flight back from Sabah this weekend just to exercise my right as a citizen and voter – simply because of my love and concern for my country.
I know that Dato’ Lee had been a good YB for Subang Jaya for the past years. But I need to know whether Dato’ Lee is prepared to speak boldly and fearlessly for the people when he is in the Parliament and to uphold Godly principles? Especially there is so much misinterpretation of the right of freedom of religious in this country.
Datuk Ong Ka Ting claimed that a lot of Chinese issues were discussed and resolved behind closed doors between the BN components. But that’s not good enough, we want transparency, nobody knows what is going on behind closed doors. In addition, as “Bangsa Malaysia” we are supposed have our guaranteed rights, yet why are we seem “fighting” for our rights and appear to be “begging” from UMNO all the times? We do not want an arrogant and incompetence government but a government that is for the people.
May God bless His good and faithful servant.
Christina Lim