MCA young beauties in party assembly, are they fake?

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The MCA leadership has effectively prevented media eager to interview and speak to the six to seven mysterious young MCA t-shirt clad women who had hogged the headlines of last week's MCA youth general assembly after their photographs were published nationwide.

And while and in aftermath of the MCA general assembly, the members of the media had also make several attempts and efforts to trace these so-called six to seven girls out of curiosity in order to know their reasons of "joining MCA", but until now to no avail. We believed these MCA "young beauties" has been systematically moved away from public view in order to cover up their alleged rejuvenation in the party.

So, why had the MCA prevented the media from interviewing nor talking to these girls, just only taking pictures? Why just only allowed to say "hi" and that's it, no more talking and these girls were quickly taken away into a special locked room?

Are they covering up something? According to an MCA office administrator, these girls are all new members and they are all inexperience. Experience or inexperience, we are in the opinion that they should have their rights to speak and to talk about their experience about the party that they "had joined" and explain to the public why did they choose MCA as their "political platform".

But the "no talking", "no interview please" and hiding in the room after that, what was all that about? So, to be frank, just one straight answer on these mysterious girls, they are all fakes, just to window dress the MCA general assembly in order to show the public that MCA is rejuvenating and the party is "relevant".

Yeah, these girls are only for public view! In the next MCA youth general assembly, we would advise the leaders to put these girls behind the glass to prevent medias and journalists from attempting to interview them. It's so simple!

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