Kedah DAP quits PAS-led gov't

Even before the dust could settle on the unity talks fiasco which nearly tore apart Pakatan Rakyat, the opposition coalition is now faced with another crisis.
This time around the trouble is in Kedah where the state DAP has decided to quit the coalition formed slightly more than a year ago.
Kedah DAP's decision was related to the demolishment of the sole pig abattoir in the Malay-majority state which is headed by a menteri besar from PAS.
According to reports, the Alor Star Municipal Council has claimed that the premise was operating without a licence.
Kedah DAP's decision was announced by its chief Thomas Su at a press conference in Alor Star this evening.
"I have already relayed the decision to DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng. Fourteen out of 16 of our (state) committee members have agreed to quit," he told Malaysiakini.
He added that two other committee members could not attend the meeting.
Su said apart from the sole DAP representative in the state government, three local councillors and 43 village heads would also quit the government.
"DAP is not threatening the state government but we cannot sacrifice our principles. Although we have quit the Kedah government, it would not affect cooperation with Pakatan."
“This is a state level decision, we would abide by whatever decision that is made by the DAP central executive committee on the matter,” he said.
No alternative site for relocation
Stressing that he felt "dejected and disappointed", Su said the abattoir was utilised by 28 operators.

tunku : they can't even stand united in one state and wants to rule the whole country.first of all they are not united as "pakatan rakyat" has not been registered till today. whenever there's election they stand individually, not as "pakatan rakyat". they have different ideologies all together.hope the people will open their eyes on these greedy lots.they can't even fulfill most of their election promises till today.