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Malaysia’s Anthony Loke quits as Negeri Sembilan DAP chief after state poll loss
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Malaysia’s Anthony Loke quits as Negeri Sembilan DAP chief after state poll loss

Anthony Loke, the secretary general of Malaysia's Democratic Action Party (DAP), has resigned as the party's chairman for Negeri Sembilan following the results of the recent state election. Loke made the announcement after a meeting of the DAP central executive committee, stating that retaining nine seats in the election showed the party's strength compared to 2004. He emphasized that this was a strategic move to allow new leadership to take charge of the state chapter. Loke mentioned that his successor would be selected from within the current committee and clarified that his resignation was a personal decision, not influenced by external pressures.

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South China Morning Post logoSouth China Morning PostIndependentCenter5 hr. ago
Malaysia’s Anthony Loke quits as Negeri Sembilan DAP chief after state poll loss

Anthony Loke, the secretary general of Malaysia's Democratic Action Party (DAP), has resigned as the party's chairman for Negeri Sembilan following the results of the recent state election. Loke made the announcement after a meeting of the DAP central executive committee, stating that retaining nine seats in the election showed the party's strength compared to 2004. He emphasized that this was a strategic move to allow new leadership to take charge of the state chapter. Loke mentioned that his successor would be selected from within the current committee and clarified that his resignation was a personal decision, not influenced by external pressures.

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