- The party’s central committee at its meeting today resolved to maintain the three-year suspension on Huan, which was meted out by the central working committee on May 31.MORE
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Party sets up three-member review panel Members told to refrain themselves
In late May, Huan threatened to quit Gerakan over dissatisfaction with certain party leaders.
His outburst resulted with the party leadership issuing a show-cause letter, to which he reportedly replied on June 14.
On that same day, Huan publicly reaffirmed his allegiance to Gerakan, but rumours continue to swirl over his possible defection to PKR.
Should this happen, Huan will join a growing list of credible Gerakan leaders to have deserted the party since March 2008.
Others include Gerakan stalwarts former deputy secretary-general Lee Kah Choon, former central committee member Toh Kin Woon, former federal territories chief Tan Kee Kwong and former women's chief Rhina Bhar.
His outburst resulted with the party leadership issuing a show-cause letter, to which he reportedly replied on June 14.
On that same day, Huan publicly reaffirmed his allegiance to Gerakan, but rumours continue to swirl over his possible defection to PKR.
Should this happen, Huan will join a growing list of credible Gerakan leaders to have deserted the party since March 2008.
Others include Gerakan stalwarts former deputy secretary-general Lee Kah Choon, former central committee member Toh Kin Woon, former federal territories chief Tan Kee Kwong and former women's chief Rhina Bhar.
With Huan's suspension, Gerakan has only one elected vice-president left - Mah Siew Keong. Another vice-president, Dr S Vijayratnam, died late last year after he fell from the rooftop of his clinic.
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What is Huan waiting for?! Now is the time to show your true color like your ex-comrades! ;-)
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