Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng gives three suggestions for PAS to win over non-Malay and non-Muslim support for the next general election.
Lim Lip Eng said PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang must also agree that the issue of corruption in Malaysia is a deeply rooted problem that knows no ethnic boundaries.
He was responding to Hadi’s speech at the PAS muktamar yesterday, where the Marang MP said the party must now work on winning over non-Malay and non-Muslim voters in GE16, after having secured support from the majority of Malays. “First and foremost, Hadi and PAS need to agree with the view that Malaysia is a secular state with Islam as its official religion, as endorsed by three former prime ministers, Tunku Abdul Rahman, Abdul Razak Hussein, and Hussein Onn,” he said.
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