DAP taking no chances with re-election, spending RM200k

KiniTV 2015-08-15

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After being reprimanded publicly by the registrar of societies on more than one occasion, DAP is taking no chances when it comes to the party's central executive committee re-election.

Despite their party's constitution not requiring it, DAP will be sending a letter to the ROS informing them that the new polls will be taking place on September 29.
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