The former MCA president says he is concentrating upon his work as a part of of parliament.
KUALA LUMPUR: Former MCA president Ong Tee Keat currently discharged rumours which he intends to stick upon a party in a PKR-DAP-PAS antithesis pact. Ong, who is a MP for Pandan, pronounced he did encounter antithesis leaders as rumoured but denied which he had had talks upon fasten any of a antithesis domestic parties.
"Previously, they (the rumours) pronounced we will stick upon PKR. After which was proven to be not true, they pronounced we will stick upon a DAP upon Jan 20. What next? PAS?" he pronounced when contacted by Bernama.
However, Ong, who is a former ride minister, remained decorous about his next domestic move except to contend which he will make an proclamation during a suitable time.
"I will cranky which bridge when it comes. But, for now, I'm concentrating upon my work as a part of of parliament, helping people in a constituency," he said.
This is not a first time rumours have emerged about Ong planning to stick upon an additional party.
Last October, online headlines portals claimed which Ong met Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim as well as Selangor DAP chief Teresa Kok upon separate occasions, as well as had possibly discussed his fasten a antithesis pact. However, Ong denied a reports.
In a interview published by an English language every day final week, Ong vowed to defend his Pandan chair even if he is dropped by MCA.
In a past few days, conjecture has been intense which he would leave MCA as well as stick upon an antithesis party upon Jan 20.
It comes following a simultaneous res! ignation of two MCA grassroots leaders closely related to him Penang MCA Youth chief Eng Hiap Boon as well as Johor's MCA Taman Desa Skudai Flats Branch deputy authority James Wu Chee Heng during a finish of final year.
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