KUALA LUMPUR: PAS is setting up a PAS Young Supporters Club (KPMP) in view of the support it garnered from people of all races, particularly the young, in the March 8 general election. The club could come under PAS Youth’s National Unity Bureau.
In a statement, the bureau’s chairman Khairul Faizi Ahmad Kamil said the initiative to set up the club was in line with the party’s policy and of Islam, which upholds the rights of, and justice, for all people irrespective of race or religion.
“Although the PAS Supporters Club (KPP) has been formed, there is a desire among non-Muslim young people to be directly involved with PAS in fighting for the rights of the people, particularly non-Muslims,” he said.
KPP was formed in 2004 and has attracted 18,000 members, he claimed.
KPMP itself will be launched by PAS Youth chief Salahuddin Ayub on Nov 15 -- The Star Online
1 comment:
A bit doubt on this, can some one answer why PAS set up 50% quota in Kedah? And why they reject Ms. Low as GM? I think the support of non Muslim to PAS is slipping.
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