MB Zambry tells Nga: Don't shoot your mouth off
Humayun KabirPublished: Jul 1, 2009 7:04 PM | Updated: Jul 1, 2009 8:05 PM
Menteri Besar Zambry Abdul Kadir denied that the state government is not implementing former Pakatan Rakyat state government's people friendly policies.
A visibly vexed Perak MB Zambry Abdul Kadir denied his state government is deliberately ignoring people-friendly policies of former the PR state government and took DAP's Nga to task for his claims
Menteri Besar Zambry Abdul Kadir denied that the state government is not implementing former Pakatan Rakyat state government's people friendly policies.
"I never stated or announced that I will not implement the people friendly policies that Pakatan had initiated," said visibly annoyed Zambry.
He was refuting state DAP secretary Nga Kor Ming's claim the Zambry (left) had either scraped or put Pakatan Rakyat's policies meant to benefit the people, in the back-burner
Zambry reiterated that he has not scrapped any of the nine polices as alleged by the state DAP secretary Nga Kor Ming recently.
"I stand by what I said. The state government will implement the policies of Pakatan which we feel are people friendly," he said.
"We support any policy that is good for the general public and we do not discriminate against anyone, like they do."
BN has people-friendly policies too
Zambry told Nga not to shoot off his mouth and prove that he (Zambry) had scrapped the nine Pakatan people-friendly policies.
"You mean to say that there are only nine people-friendly policies?' he asked.
"What about the other people-friendly policies that BN has implemented in the state!" he asked.
He said that such irresponsibly statements by Nga (right) can cause ill-feelings among the races in the state.
When asked about the fate of the 64 year-old Chinese joss-stick businessman in Kantan, Chemor who has been trading on railway land since the 1980s, and recently asked to vacate his premises, the menteri besar said: "Are you trying to give credit to the opposition... you go and ask them!"
Liew had been given a two-week notice by the land office to vacate the railway land to make way for the double tracking project by Gamuda Bhd and the dateline ended today.
"I never stated or announced that I will not implement the people friendly policies that Pakatan had initiated," said visibly annoyed Zambry.
He was refuting state DAP secretary Nga Kor Ming's claim the Zambry (left) had either scraped or put Pakatan Rakyat's policies meant to benefit the people, in the back-burnerZambry reiterated that he has not scrapped any of the nine polices as alleged by the state DAP secretary Nga Kor Ming recently.
"I stand by what I said. The state government will implement the policies of Pakatan which we feel are people friendly," he said.
"We support any policy that is good for the general public and we do not discriminate against anyone, like they do."
BN has people-friendly policies too
Zambry told Nga not to shoot off his mouth and prove that he (Zambry) had scrapped the nine Pakatan people-friendly policies.
"You mean to say that there are only nine people-friendly policies?' he asked.
"What about the other people-friendly policies that BN has implemented in the state!" he asked.
He said that such irresponsibly statements by Nga (right) can cause ill-feelings among the races in the state.When asked about the fate of the 64 year-old Chinese joss-stick businessman in Kantan, Chemor who has been trading on railway land since the 1980s, and recently asked to vacate his premises, the menteri besar said: "Are you trying to give credit to the opposition... you go and ask them!"
Liew had been given a two-week notice by the land office to vacate the railway land to make way for the double tracking project by Gamuda Bhd and the dateline ended today.
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