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MCA Youth today blamed Pakatan Rakyat "cybertroopers" of sabotaging its first campaign video on YouTube by flooding it with "dislike".

Its education bureau chief Chong Sin Woon said the flood of "dislikes" on the video - which bashes DAP speaker Hew Kuan Yau's vulgar language during ceramah - was the work of Pakatan.

NONE "We expect all cybertroopers from the other side to dislike our video. This is a common game in cyberworld," Chong ( centre in photo ) told a press conference at the MCA headquarters in Kuala Lumpur this afternoon.

He said this in response to a question why the video received 981 "dislikes" as compared with 88 "likes".

MCA Youth strategic planning bureau chief Neil Foo, who was also present, blamed the opposition parties, saying they were well organised to click "dislike" on the video.

"We are more with the free market (by not organising people to click 'like')."

MCA Youth said the video, launched two weeks ago , is aimed at curbing the proliferation of "vulgar culture" by 'Superman' - the popular nickname for Hew.

MCA Youth today launched another two video clips criticising the PAS-led Kedah government for implementing Islamic policies on non-Muslims.

It said that the rights of non-Muslims have been eroded with the separation of male and female seats in concert halls and by installing loudspeakers for the azan call in Baling.

As such, Chong called on the Chinese Malaysians to reject PAS and its allies in the coming general election.