KUCHING: Saratok MP Ali Biju should list out the ‘hindered’ federal projects he claimed the Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) government had made difficult for the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government to implement.
A political secretary to the chief minister, Charles Nissom said Ali has yet to come out with an answer although GPS had challenged him to list the projects whose implementation have been impeded.
“When Ali stated that many federal development projects in the state could not be implemented because of impediment caused by GPS government, we immediately challenge him.
“But his answer has not been forthcoming,” he said in a statement Friday.
Charles said for Ali to create negative perception of GPS through false allegations is grossly unethical.
“It is therefore not unfair to the state that he has been lying,” he said.
On Sep 16, Ali who is also Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) vice president remarked that GPS was not helpful and made things difficult for the federal government to implement its development projects.
He said GPS state government also had not allowed community leaders to participate in any PH event and programmes.
