KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 3 (Bernama) -- Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Senator Datuk T.Murugiah said on Saturday that he would be announcing which party he and his 157,000 supporters would be joining, early next month.
He hinted that it was a peninsula-based multiracial party which was a component of the Barisan Nasional and that it had promised him the post of deputy president if he and his supporters joined it.
"...my supporters prefer a multiracial party rather than a race-based party," he told reporters when asked about his future plans.
He had earlier presented degrees to 37 students of the Malaysian Management Science Academy (MAMSA) during the academy's convocation here.
Murugiah, who was sacked from the PPP in June, further claimed that almost 90 per cent of PPP members backed him and that he had to meet their wishes in find an alternative party suited to them.
He added that before making the move, he and and the president of the party they would be joining would meet Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to get his blessings.
During the convocation, Murugiah was also presented MAMSA's Outstanding Achievement Award for Exemplary Leadership Personality for his active involvement in solving people's problems though the Public Complaints Bureau, which comes under the Prime Minister's Department.
The award was presented by Timor Leste's ambassador to Malaysia, Juvencio de Jesus Martins.
Recipients of other MAMSA awards included Makkal Osai general manager M.Periasamy (Outstanding Achievement Award for Community Development), Sahabat Malaysia Publications chairman Datin Zainam Rukiah Abdullah (Outstanding Achievement Award for Business Management) Malaysian Public Services Association president P.Gunaselan (Outstanding Achievement Award for Public Welfare and Social Service) and Guruji Bhalarchanthar (Outstanding Achievement Award for Yoga Practice).
He hinted that it was a peninsula-based multiracial party which was a component of the Barisan Nasional and that it had promised him the post of deputy president if he and his supporters joined it.
"...my supporters prefer a multiracial party rather than a race-based party," he told reporters when asked about his future plans.
He had earlier presented degrees to 37 students of the Malaysian Management Science Academy (MAMSA) during the academy's convocation here.
Murugiah, who was sacked from the PPP in June, further claimed that almost 90 per cent of PPP members backed him and that he had to meet their wishes in find an alternative party suited to them.
He added that before making the move, he and and the president of the party they would be joining would meet Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to get his blessings.
During the convocation, Murugiah was also presented MAMSA's Outstanding Achievement Award for Exemplary Leadership Personality for his active involvement in solving people's problems though the Public Complaints Bureau, which comes under the Prime Minister's Department.
The award was presented by Timor Leste's ambassador to Malaysia, Juvencio de Jesus Martins.
Recipients of other MAMSA awards included Makkal Osai general manager M.Periasamy (Outstanding Achievement Award for Community Development), Sahabat Malaysia Publications chairman Datin Zainam Rukiah Abdullah (Outstanding Achievement Award for Business Management) Malaysian Public Services Association president P.Gunaselan (Outstanding Achievement Award for Public Welfare and Social Service) and Guruji Bhalarchanthar (Outstanding Achievement Award for Yoga Practice).
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