UPDATES, TEH TARIK AND MY OATH

My dear Subang Constituents,

Allow me to share my political reflections and directions at this midpoint of 2026.

In recent months, I have had to endure severe political challenges. You may have read about my abrupt five days termination notice as MDV Chairman and also the ongoing access restrictions to the MyKhas Portal.

On the MDV matter, I have ironically received a letter dated 3rd June 2026 from the Ministry of Finance expressing their deepest appreciation and gratitude for my excellent service but gave no reasons whatsoever for my termination. The bigger irony is that the letter is classified as “sulit” (secret) and as such I am unable to share the full content of the letter for all to view.

The remaining core issue is the blocking of my office access to the MyKhas Portal. The matter remains unresolved with no written explanation given to date by the Prime Minister Office. While the government has publicly said that access will be given to another third party by which presumably, my office can forward our pending and existing documents to, no concrete action, other than words, has been taken by the Madani government. They have not informed my office, or the people of Subang where they can apply to funds under the MyKhas Portal. The MP for Petaling Jaya, YB Lee Chean Chung continues to face similar problems too.

I have been going on the ground to hold Teh Tarik sessions with my constituents. This evening, I will be in TK2 Taman Kinrara to meet my Kinrara constituents; this event will be the seventh Teh Tarik event to date. In these events, I am seeking to inform my constituents of Parliamentary developments and also to gather community feedback.

In truth, I am also considering my next political directions.

I took the following oath when I became a Member of Parliament;

“I, Wong Chen, having been elected as a Member of the House of Representatives, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully discharge my duties as a Member to the best of my ability, that I will bear true faith and allegiance to Malaysia, and that I will preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.”

The above oath has three components, (a) to discharge my duties, (b) allegiance to Malaysia and (c) to defend the Constitution. These three components will be heaviest on my mind in the coming days and weeks.