MyPPP may be defunct, but Kayveas still issuing termination letters


KUALA LUMPUR: The party may have been deregistered and any talk about membership would be meaningless, but that didn't stop MyPPP's former president Tan Sri M. Kayveas (pic) from issuing letters of termination to 13 former members.

"He used the party letterhead and referred to himself as the de facto leader of the party," said Datuk Seri Maglin D'Cruz, who was among the 13.

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