Ketua Pergerakan Pemuda Umno Khairy Jamaluddin berkata kesediaan 40 ulama muda mengganggotai Umno menunjukkan mereka berminat untuk bergerak bersama sayap Pemuda parti. "Saya percaya dengan penyertaan mereka, kita boleh menganjurkan lebih banyak program berunsur kerohanian terutamanya di kawasan-kawasan isu-isu politik sering dikaitkan dengan agama," katanya kepada pemberita selepas majlis perasmian serentak Mesyuarat Perwakilan Pergerakan Wanita, Pemuda dan Puteri Umno Bahagian Rembau dekat sini semalam oleh Menteri Besar merangkap Pengerusi Badan Perhubungan Umno Negeri Datuk Mohamad Hasan.
Beliau berkata perkembangan terbaru itu satu tamparan hebat kepada Pas yang selama ini menganggap ia parti politik pilihan golongan ulama.
Juragan: Manusia kalau dah busuk hati macam ni la..apa sangkut paut Pas dengan kemasukan ulama' plastik ( kena uji...cairr) ke dalam Umno,setiap hari Ulama' menyertai Pas,tak bising punn...baru 40 ulama' umno dah kecohh..sbbnya dalam umno takda ulama' selama ni..dapat ulama' Plastik,pun jadi laa..itu pun dengan cara menipuuu...kuah3
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BalasPadamA Kedah Gerakan leader's maiden speech at the Penang Speakers Square yesterday drew brickbats from a group of senior citizens, when he criticised Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng for being 'biased' in implementing state policies.
It was uncertain, however, if the hecklers were members or supporters of DAP.
Kedah Gerakan secretary Tang Hing Lye lambasted Lim for allocating more state funds to the Malay community.
This caused the group, all men over 50, to jeer loudly in the Hokkien dialect, telling Tang to “keep quiet and go home”.
“This place is for the DAP,” they shouted, but Tang ignored the insults and continued to express his scathing views on Lim, who is also the DAP secretary-general.
Tang claimed that Lim had given better treatment to the Malay community by setting aside RM24 million for the bumiputera (Islamic affairs) welfare fund.
This is triple the sum of RM8 million allocated for non-bumiputera (for Chinese, missionary, religious and Tamil schools in Penang), he said.