According to DAPSY's statement, its actions of bringing Janice's case to
 MACC because the party believe that Jenice Lee has committed poewr 
abuse as well as being a suspect in five different misappropriation of 
state funds and money of the residents.
With that, DAPSY also demanded that the Independent candidate to 
withdraw her candidacy with the excuse that rakyat in DUN Teratai no 
longer need irresponsible representative such as Jenice Lee.
The evidence remain unknown, however, question is, why now? Back when 
Janice Lee was still DAP's representative for DUN Teratai, this matter 
was not even raised.
Jenice Lee was dropped from DAP two days ago after the nomination of 
candidates for GE13 because she refused to follow the party's order to 
withdraw herself as Independent candidate in DUN Teratai.
Considering that Jenice Lee is still contesting against DAP itself, only
 now the evidence and report is lodged to MACC. Seems like something is 
wrong here.
In a way, DAP's action through it's youth organization, bringing the 
case of Janice Lee to MACC somehow shows how the party owned by Lim's 
family strongly fight against corruption and power abuse.
At a glance, that is how it look. But if Janice Lee were to follow DAP's
 order to withdraw herself from contesting in GE13, surely the MACC 
report would not be made.
This means, the report was only lodged due to political reasons, not out
 of sincerity. When this happens, this means that DAP is willing to stay
 quiet if their members' misbehaved, as long as they stay loyal to the 
party.
This is not a good thing to follow, only lodging report to authorities in desperate times.
Based on this fact, it is clear that voting for DAP is not a good choice
 for Malaysia. It is not too hard to imagine how corrupt this country 
would be if DAP and PR are given the chance to rule.
Newspapers Nanyang Siang Pau and New Strait Times reported one of MACC's
 report which was just lodged by DAP Socialist Youth (DAPSY) against 
Jenice Lee who is also DAP's former assemblywoman of DUN Teratai.
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