Rafizi: Claims of money politics will backfire


KUALA LUMPUR: PKR deputy presidential hopeful Rafizi Ramli says allegations of money politics aimed at leaders supporting him will “only backfire”.

He warned that such allegations raised during the ongoing party polls would not serve any good “as members know better”.

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