Malaysia Makkal Sakti Party president RS Thanenthiran says allegations that he misused party funds does not stand to scrutiny as it was made by disgruntled party members.
PETALING JAYA: This could very well be a case of sour grapes.
Eight disgruntled and former members of Malaysia Makkal Sakti Party (MMSP) are now accusing the president of misusing party funds.
But MMSP president RS Thanenthiran argued that they don’t have a leg to stand on and he maintained that only party members could question him.
“I’ll sue them. They have no right to question me. Only party members can question me,” he said.
Thanenthiran was responding to allegations made by a coalition of eight NGOs called Anti-Thanentiran United Machinery (Jebat) which is led by former MMSP youth chief, N Ramu.
Thanenthiran also revealed that Ramu was booted out a month after the party was formed.
Jebat is made up of an eight man committee, all of whom were former MMSP state and national level leaders.
“There are allegations that Thanenthiran is squandering party funds as many complained that they have not been issued with receipts for annual party membership payment,” said Ramu.
Earlier this month, Ramu also questioned how central working committee member RS Ramesh had received a license to operate a shipping business in Port Klang. Ramesh is Thanenthiran’s brother.
Ramu also queried about Thanenthiran’s lavish lifestyle and his silence over issues concerning the Indian community such as Interlok and 10 subjects in SPM.
Ramesh said that he has been in business for more than 20 years and all the issues raised were resolved within a year after the party was formed.
PETALING JAYA: This could very well be a case of sour grapes.Eight disgruntled and former members of Malaysia Makkal Sakti Party (MMSP) are now accusing the president of misusing party funds.
But MMSP president RS Thanenthiran argued that they don’t have a leg to stand on and he maintained that only party members could question him.
“I’ll sue them. They have no right to question me. Only party members can question me,” he said.
Thanenthiran was responding to allegations made by a coalition of eight NGOs called Anti-Thanentiran United Machinery (Jebat) which is led by former MMSP youth chief, N Ramu.
Thanenthiran also revealed that Ramu was booted out a month after the party was formed.
Jebat is made up of an eight man committee, all of whom were former MMSP state and national level leaders.
“There are allegations that Thanenthiran is squandering party funds as many complained that they have not been issued with receipts for annual party membership payment,” said Ramu.
Earlier this month, Ramu also questioned how central working committee member RS Ramesh had received a license to operate a shipping business in Port Klang. Ramesh is Thanenthiran’s brother.
Ramu also queried about Thanenthiran’s lavish lifestyle and his silence over issues concerning the Indian community such as Interlok and 10 subjects in SPM.
Ramesh said that he has been in business for more than 20 years and all the issues raised were resolved within a year after the party was formed.
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