PETALING JAYA: An MIC leader has accused DAP of being theatrical, claiming the party only raised complaints about the slow pace of the government’s reforms after suffering defeat in the Sabah state election.

In a recent Malaysiakini report, DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook said the party would reassess its role in the government if Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim failed to deliver meaningful reforms within the next six months.

MIC central working committee member RT Rajasekaran said DAP had “every opportunity” over the past three years to raise such issues directly with Anwar, but chose to highlight its concerns through the media instead.

“This six-month deadline is just theatrics. If DAP was serious about reforms, it could have raised its concerns with the prime minister at any time. Why wait until after a defeat?” Rajasekaran said in a statement.

DAP lost all eight seats it contested at last month’s election in Sabah. The six seats previously held by the party – Likas, Kapayan, Elopura, Luyang, Tanjong Papat and Sri Tanjong – were swept by Warisan.

Rajasekaran said the public could clearly see the timing of the message, and that DAP looked like it was trying to regain support ahead of the next general election.

He also asked why complaints about e-invoicing, the lack of reforms, and other issues were raised only now, despite DAP being the largest party in government.

“If these were real concerns, they should have been addressed earlier – not after a political setback,” he said.

He also urged DAP ministers to take responsibility for the failures and weaknesses in their own ministries.

Rajasekaran said these weaknesses had contributed to DAP’s loss in Sabah, and that the party should reflect on these issues before blaming the prime minister.

He also claimed that DAP’s criticism was driven more by political pressure than genuine principles.

“This is not about truth or improving people’s lives. It is simply an attempt to cover their own failures after a heavy defeat,” he said.

Meanwhile, Selangor PKR election director N Sathia Prakash said some leaders were trying to shift the blame to Anwar instead of acknowledging their own mistakes.

“The rakyat rejected arrogant political behaviour, not Anwar,” he said, adding that public perception was shaped by the conduct of party leaders, not the government’s reform agenda.

He added that the unity government required humility and cooperation, not finger-pointing.

“It is time to stop blaming others and start reflecting on our weaknesses. Reform is not just a slogan – it requires honesty, patience and humility,” he said.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...cs-says-mic-man

#inb4 how many wake up call is required

terima kasih atas pandangan saudara tetapi anda bukan ahli DAPig

Didn't MIC sudah kata keluar dari BN???
Why terhegeh hegeh???

We call this knee jerk reaction

Sudah lama duduk diam diam.

This is the so-called champion party the macais/jkom support. kek

Tollywood drama

Mic has how many years to raise anything previously?

When you are winning did you see any problems? No right?

Every party also like that mah, winning find way to songlap, losing find way to please ppl.

I still don't understand why one of thing DAP is re-focusing on is UEC.

Madani govt already said no to that all the way back in 2023, PH recent losses definitely not in big part because of that.

Here my prediction :
DAP will get out of PH after the 6m moratarium end but wiill still support the unity gov.
The next GE, they will go in as single party instead of coalition.
When result out, they will join whichever bloc (PH, BN, PN) that can command the majority.

Cukur MIC defending BMX, bakal jadi ahli PH

Let’s wait and see…. Meantime, let’s enjoy

And look how one fella comment on UEC ONLY in Chinese daily…. 😎

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/763051

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This is the last resort if they fail in the next few PRN, but that time will be too late already because East Malaysia will sapu all by local party and they are a more reliable partner to Malay majority party than DAP/MCA

This post has been edited by bashlyner: Dec 10 2025, 02:04 PM

Wowww mic ni sejak join Pn makin berani

Tau la next ge dapat jadi menteri

Because this is the low hanging fruit they can dangle in front of type C.

Takkan want them to deal with Matrik/STPM issue or fight for equal allocation for SJKC/SJKT?

Sampah mic still exist?

if there is push for reforms, that is better than no push
macha please learn to push for reforms and not come out making hot gas like what you guys always do. open mouth talk no value, a better option is to ask what kind of reforms are they planning and joint effort to do so, please raise so indian communities and their affairs are included

This post has been edited by Avex: Dec 10 2025, 02:23 PM

Yup.
UEC is for the wealth T20 people.
Hardly affect most non.

Just read this. Interesting….

https://www.malaymail.com/news/what-you-thi...ee-leong/201307

No one look at MIC. Pity.

But when bossku wants to recognise UEC, Chinese tamau and voted him out ! 😈