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A former DAP representative has accused Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional of maintaining a tacit understanding to establish a joint state government in Johor, raising concerns about restrictive policymaking.
Sabah's DAP leadership has questioned the adequacy of a proposed 200-litre monthly subsidised diesel allocation, urging authorities to revisit the scheme's design to better serve state households.
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DAP senior politician Teo Nie Ching has warned Johor voters to remain vigilant against counterfeit campaign posters and disinformation tactics designed to undermine voter confidence during the state election campaign.
DAP Johor has demanded transparency from the state government over its decision to abandon the Iskandar Malaysia Bus Rapid Transit project in favour of the Elevated Autonomous Rapid Transit system, pressing Chief Minister Onn Hafiz for detailed explanations.
Johor DAP chairman Teo Nie Ching has condemned a smear campaign involving doctored posters ahead of the state election, calling on voters to reject divisive tactics.