She said joined the party because she admired the struggle of its leaders, and its principle of multi-culturalism.
She said Tunku Aziz had reportedly made a statement that she will leave DAP when she relised that it is not a it is not a multi-racial party”.
“My experience with the party was never similar to Tunku Aziz’s. I joined DAP as a regular member after getting to know some of the party’s members and leaders. I understand and admire the struggle of its leaders, and its principle of multi-culturalism.
“I appreciate its consistency in standing up for all Malaysians, regardless of race and religion. I believe in its principle of doing what is right, despite the risks and repercussions,” Dyana said..
She said she joined without the intention of being appointed into any position as she simply wanted to be with like-minded people, sharing a vision and mission, and partake in the struggle for a better Malaysia.
“DAP is not merely a political party to me. It is family. My brothers and sisters in DAP have made me realise that it is possible to be a true Malaysian without obliging hypocrisy, unlike the empty “1Malaysia” slogan that supposedly encourages the spirit of being Malaysian, but is nothing more than a front for the continuation of racial politics.” she said.
“Don’t get me wrong, I am proud to be Malay. I am proud of my roots and heritage. However, I don’t believe in abusing it at the expense of other Malaysians,” she said.
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