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- DPM: Dong Zong must meet govt requirements for UEC
- Police quiz FMT journalists
- NGOs seek justice over political aide’s murder
- Former NUJ chairman heckled and booed
- Racism has reached ‘dark and sinister’ levels
- Jusuf expose, Anwar’s message to Najib
- Pakatan Rakyat slammed for abandoning Adam Adli
- Survey: Umno still the most popular
- Liow accepts Astro host apology over blackout posting
- 48 NGOs to take part in PJ rally
- Kg Tunku rep lodges police report over postings
- Minister says won’t name ‘opposition leaders’ behind Sulu invasion
- MIC, presidential contest and full moon
| DPM: Dong Zong must meet govt requirements for UEC Posted: 21 May 2013 03:43 AM PDT
Azril Annuar, fz.com The United Chinese School Committees' Association of Malaysia (Dong Zong) must "meet the demands and requirements" of the Education Ministry in order for the United Examination Certificate (UEC) to be recognised. Education Minister I Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the government's stance on the matter is clear and it will maintain this stance, adding that any changes will have to come from Dong Zong itself. "We have discussed the issue and the government's stance on this matter is clear. If there are any changes it must come from the other party and it must synchronise with our education policies," he told a news conference. Muhyiddin, who is also the deputy prime minister, earlier attended a briefing with the top officers of the former Higher Education Ministry which has been merged with the Education Ministry in the new cabinet announced last week. The Higher Education Ministry and the Education Ministry was split into two ministries during former Prime Minister Tun Abdullah Badawi's tenure in 2004. Assisting Muhyiddin in the newly merged ministry are Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh as Education Minister II, and P Kamalanathan and Datuk Mary Yap as deputy education ministers. When asked whether the two ministries will have separate secretary-generals, director generals and others, Muhyiddin said he has discussed the issue with the Chief Secretary Datuk Seri Ali Hamsa and the Public Service Department (PSD) director-general Datuk Mohamad Zabidi Zainal. "We might just call the two ministries the Education Ministry from now on. As for the secretary-generals and the director-generals, the PSD will get back to me by next week. Once they have informed me I will talk to the prime minister about this for his approval. "What we will do on the merger of the two ministries is that we will streamline it as needed. The same goes with the National Education Blueprint and the Higher Education Plan, if it needs streamlining or upgrade works, we will cross the bridge once we get there," said Muhyiddin. When asked whether the merger might cause problems, he said it was not an issue as both ministries already have their own plans in motion, and he will continue on track with what was planned and only streamline the plans when needed. |
| Posted: 21 May 2013 03:39 AM PDT
FMT journalists were quizzed over articles quoting Haris Ibrahim with regard to his proposal to hold a rally to topple the ruling government. (FMT) - Two FMT journalists yesterday gave statements to the police with regard to their news reports on Haris Ibrahim's vow to topple the government through a massive street rally. FMT journalists Lisa J Ariffin and Alyaa Azhar were called to give their respective statements to the police under Section 111 of the Criminal Procedure Code, with respect to the police officer's power to require attendance of witnesses. Both journalists gave their statements to ASP Ananthan Rajoo from the Dang Wangi district police station. However, it is not clear if Haris will be investigated for suspected offences under the Sedition Act or under the Penal Code as student activist Adam Adli Halim, who also made the same call on a May 13 forum to topple Barisan Nasional through street rallies. When asked on the arrest of Adam, Ananthan said the police had been monitoring the latter's movements prior to the forum. "He had been calling for a massive street rally even before May 13," he explained. On May 13, speakers at the forum had unanimously agreed that waiting for five years until the next general election was too long, and vowed to overthrow BN this year through force. "We will take to the streets and take over Putrajaya. If we really want to overthrow them, there is no other way. Democracy does not work," Anything But Umno (ABU) spokesperson Haris was quoted as saying. "The people cannot wait anymore. We don't want to wait another five years. We will take the streets," he added. He had also insisted the street government would go on with or without opposition Pakatan Rakyat's support.
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| NGOs seek justice over political aide’s murder Posted: 21 May 2013 03:31 AM PDT
K Vasantha Kumar, who contested in Tapah, wants answers over the murder of his aide K Murugan. Priscilla Prasena, FMT A group of NGOs have urged the police to expedite investigations into the murder of political aide K Murugan's during the 13th general election. Led by PKR's candidate for the Tapah parliament seat, K Vasantha Kumar, the group handed over a memorandum addressed to Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar. Murugan, who was Vasantha Kumar's aide, went missing on May 1. His remains were later discovered on May 5 in a pond in Bemban Industrial Park, Batu Gajah. "His hands and legs were tied with wires and the post mortem revealed that Murugan had died of blunt force trauma to the head," Vasantha Kumar told reporters. "We believe that the murder was politically motivated as he was threatened by the supporters of MIC candidate M Saravanan," he added. Vasantha Kumar was accompanied by Murugan's family lawyer M. Visvanathan and several other NGOs. The memorandum demanded that the IGP form a special task force to investigate all political parties involved in the election campaign without fear and favour and to investigate the records in Murugan's mobile phone. According to Vasantha Kumar, Murugan was very helpful in organizing the election campaign in the rural and interior areas in Tapah. Murugan had informed Vasantha Kumar that he had been receiving threatening calls from unknown persons, who warned him to stop campaigning or he would be killed. "On May 1, Murugan arranged a 'ceramah' at his residential area in Bidor. After the talk, he was cleaning up the venue with his friends when he received a phone call. He left the venue and never returned. "Murugan's sister lodged a report with the Bidor police station when he failed to return home and was not reachable," Vasantha Kumar explained.
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| Former NUJ chairman heckled and booed Posted: 20 May 2013 04:52 PM PDT
(The Sun Daily) - Former NUJ chairman Hata Wahari was heckled and booed by his former colleagues at Malay-daily Utusan Malaysia during his annual 'protest' at their office yesterday. Some 50 Utusan Malaysia staff gathered at building's entrance at about 5pm in anticipation of a 'demonstration' led by Hata, who instead showed up alone with a message for his former employer - on a large black banner with bold white type. "Kepada Ketua Pengarang Utusan: Hentikan kewartawanan tidak bertanggungjawab. Jadilah wartawan yang menjunjung etika kewartawanan. Jangan gadaikan masa depan Utusan untuk kepentingan diri. Jangan jadi wartawan rasis. (To the Utusan Editor in Chief: Stop irresponsible journalism. Be an ethical journalist. Do not gamble the future of Utusan for personal gains. Do not be a racist journalist.) Several police trucks and patrol cars were also seen parked around the premise as Utusan Malaysia had previously reported that Malay right-wing NGO Pekida would be sending its members to "defend" the paper against Hata and his supporters. Hata, who stood across the road from the office for about 10 minutes, was met by jeers and taunts by the staff - "Barua!" (goon) "Kau sakit!" (You are sick!) "Balik!" (Go home!). A man also dashed across the road and kicked his banner, while another threw a packet of fried noodles which splattered on the road. When met earlier, Hata expressed surprise at the 'attention' he received, stating that it was a "personal protest" which he has been doing since 2011, on May 2, to mark his sacking from the paper. Hata, who served the company for 16 years, was subjected to an internal inquiry before being sacked for issuing statements which allegedly goes against the company's policies. "May 2 is also my birthday and World Press Freedom Day. But this year, due to the general elections, I decided to come here on May 20. "I did not want to involve anybody else because of possible repercussions. If any action was to be taken (by Utusan), I would be the only one affected," said Hata. He added, Utusan Malaysia is expected to move out of its present premise by this year, and thus it is significant for him to persist in his call for them to 'change'. "I will continue protesting every year until there is a change in the paper's direction towards upholding principles of ethical journalism," he said, in stressing that the paper's predecessor, Utusan Melayu, was a vocal critique of the government led by the nation's founding father Tunku Abdul Rahman.
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| Racism has reached ‘dark and sinister’ levels Posted: 20 May 2013 03:06 PM PDT
The call to boycott Chinese businesses and Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak's silence show continued desperation and fear among the BN leaders, says Sabah STAR. Raymond Tombung, FMT KOTA KINABALU: Calls by Malay-Muslim groups to boycott Chinese businesses is bad enough without Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi's arrogant retort for the 51% voters who voted for the opposition to leave the country if they are unhappy, said Bingkor assemblyman Dr Jeffrey Kitingan. Compounding this 'dangerous levels' of racism is Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak's silence, he added. "The Prime Minister needs to speak up against these calls, lest the BN (Barisan Nasional) and Umno is continued to be seen as supporting extreme racism in Malaysia. "His continued silence in the face of this increased racism, anti-Chinese activism, and heightening of the Malay supremacy is shocking. "He dearly needs to speak up against it to show the world that Malaysia is a mature democracy that is model of progress, wisdom and social harmony," said Jeffrey, who is also Sabah State Reform Party chief. Alluding to recent racially intoned rantings by the Muslim Consumers Society and the Muslim Consumers Association Malaysia (PPIM), Jeffrey said if left uncontrolled it "will lead Malaysia into turmoil and anarchy". Jeffrey said these recent developments had taken racism in Malaysia into "darker and more sinister" levels. "The call is also a reflection of utter disregard to social harmony and is only the tip of the iceberg in emerging social conflicts in the nation. "This is all due to gross mismanagement and neglect on the part of the federal leaders." he said He said Najib's silence was shocking considering his ardent call for social harmony and unity under his 1Malaysia banner. "The socio-political situation now is being made worse by the Home Minister who is so arrogant that he is asking more than half of the Malaysia's voters who voted against the BN to leave the country! "Is Malaysia being purposefully led to descend into total chaos by its own leaders? Has this minister forgotten that he is the Home Minister for all Malaysians and not just the Umno/BN members and Malays? "This behaviour by the Malay Muslim groups and the Home Minister is so unbelievable that one can only wonder if they have any leadership wisdom left in them. "They make us reel back in utter disbelief at their lack of reason, good manners or diplomacy," he said. Are Malay-Muslims ignorant? Jeffrey also questioned the wisdom of these groups calling for the boycott of Chinese businesses. "Don't the Malay-Muslim groups know that boycotting the Chinese businesses is impossible and even if it can be done it will spell disaster for the Malaysian economy? "Are they so ignorant of the fact that by boycotting Chinese businesses they won't even be able to survive? "How would they live without simple things like salt, sugar, coffee, tea, and noodles since these are supplied through Chinese importers and distributors? So don't even talk about electrical goods, building materials and cars. "How do you deny the hard fact that the Chinese run the majority of the businesses in Malaysia and without them the country will collapse overnight?" he asked.
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| Jusuf expose, Anwar’s message to Najib Posted: 20 May 2013 02:30 PM PDT
"During a meeting here (Jakarta) in April, Anwar had asked me to convey a message to Najib that he should allow a peaceful transition of rule. It was Anwar himself who came to me to talk about commitment. Hence, he should also fulfil his commitment. Commitment is not only the responsibility of one party." (The Kuala Lumpur Post) - Former Indonesian vice-president Jusuf Kalla has told Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to concede the fact that he had lost in the 13th General election and "move on" for the sake of Malaysia's political and economic stability. In a telephone interview with the New Straits Times yesterday, Jusuf said Anwar had, in a meeting in Jakarta prior to the May 5 polls, requested Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to allow a peaceful transition of power if Pakatan won. "During a meeting here (Jakarta) in April, Anwar had asked me to convey a message to Najib that he should allow a peaceful transition of rule." "It was Anwar himself who came to me to talk about commitment. Hence, he should also fulfil his commitment. Commitment is not only the responsibility of one party." "The losing party must accept the reality. That is (Anwar's) commitment. You must agree that you have lost and the loser should assist the winner (to steer the nation)." "By right, everyone should fulfil their respective commitments. Anwar, Najib and I are beholden (to the commitment of) peaceful elections." Jusuf's stance echoed the sentiments of Kelantan Menteri Besar Datuk Ahmad Yakob who had called on opposition supporters to respect the outcome of the election and distance themselves from uprisings to overthrow the government. Anwar's deputy Azmin Ali had also joined the fray, stressing the importance of fulfilling the party's manifesto, instead of going to town to hold rallies at the expense of forsaking the people's mandate in Pakatan-ruled states. Their remarks came following Anwar's campaign that included holding rallies in various locations nationwide to protest against what he alleged as electoral fraud that had "robbed" Pakatan of victory. Jusuf, a long-time friend of Anwar, said the opposition leader should accept the election results, and reconcile with Najib for the good of the country. It was reported yesterday that Jusuf had expressed his disappointment with Anwar over his reluctance to accept defeat and for rejecting any initiative to reconcile with his rivals in Barisan Nasional. His disappointment was conveyed by Indonesia's former law and human rights minister Hamid Awaluddin, who was quoted by Indonesian national daily, Republika. The daily had quoted Hamid as saying that Anwar had promised Jusuf that he would control his opposition coalition if he was defeated by Najib, who is BN chairman. The report said despite claiming electoral fraud, Anwar had yet to prove his claims through legal means. Meanwhile, political analysts said Anwar's statement that he would be arrested soon by police was typical of the opposition leader's penchant for theatrics. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia's Assoc Prof Dr Samsul Adabi Mamat said it was unfair for Anwar to preempt police action to gain his supporters' sympathy. "All he is doing is creating unrest and unnecessary provocation in the current political climate." International affairs and political cluster head of the National Professors' Council, Prof Datuk Dr Mohamed Mustafa Ishak, said Anwar's latest ploy was "not something new". "It might be to create sympathy or to place the government in a bad light. Only he knows what his true intention is," he said.
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| Pakatan Rakyat slammed for abandoning Adam Adli Posted: 20 May 2013 02:26 PM PDT
(ABN News) - Pakatan Rakyat has been criticised by supporters of Adam Adli for abandoning him in his hour of need. His supporters have expressed their anger in letters to news portals like Malaysiakini and The Malaysian Insider. Theresa sent in a letter to Malaysiakini and she said: "To Pakatan, don't just talk big, but now allow Adam to be thrown to the wolves, when Adam stuck his neck out for Pakatan's so-called Blackout 505." "Besides, PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim has also already washed his hands off and distanced himself from this kid Adam. Not only am I disappointed with Pakatan, I feel sorry that Adam could end up paying a high price sitting out in jail for people who don't take care of him and protect him." "Hello Pakatan, where have all your volunteer lawyers gone? Why is Adam without legal representation?" "I watched the video by Media Rakyat on Forum Mei 13 at the KL Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall, and there were boatloads of PKR bigshots there talking, like Nurul Izzah, R Sivarasa, Tian Chua, besides Pak Samad, SAMM chief Chegubard, ABU people and Hisham Rais." "My sympathy to Adam, his father and his whole family. My disgust to Pakatan politicians for their charade at the Forum Mei 13 that encouraged Adam and landed him in trouble." In a letter to The Malaysian Insider Pravin Pillai wrote: "And Pakatan Rakyat, remember how we roared for you in Kelana Jaya? Could we hear you roar for Adam Adli? Roar. Not squeak." Student activist Adam Adli was arrested on May 19 in Bangsar Utama where his office is. He has been remanded for five days and is being investigated under Section 4(1) of the Sedition Act 1948. It is believed he is being investigated for a speech he made during a public forum at the Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall (KLSCAH) on May 13, during which he and several other activists urged the people to stage a massive street protest against electoral fraud and to topple the government.
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| Survey: Umno still the most popular Posted: 20 May 2013 02:13 PM PDT
Umno is also dominant in Kelantan, acquiring 49.8% of the total votes as opposed to PAS' 41.1%, says a survey conducted by a Malay daily. Alyaa Azhar, FMT Umno remains the most dominant political party in almost all states including Kelantan, with the exception of Selangor, Penang and the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, according to Malay daily Sinar Harian's post-13th general election (GE13) survey. "Altogether, Umno managed to garner 3,416,310 votes and won 88 parliamentary seats out of the 120 it contested, with DAP coming in second due to winning 38 seats out of the 51 seats it contested. "Although PKR and PAS had more popularity votes at 2,033,677 and 1,579,833 respectively, PKR only managed to win 30 seats out of the 99 seats it contested while PAS only managed to win 21 seats out of the 73 parliamentary seats," said the Malay daily. Also, Malay voters were the determiners for Umno's win in GE13, thus giving Barisan Nasional (BN) the upper hand in winning the majority in Parliament and taking control of the federal government even though BN attained less seats as compared to the previous elections. Azmi Hassan from the Geoinformation and Real Estate faculty of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) said that Umno was dominant in acquiring popularity votes compared to other parties due to the shifting of Malay voters' support to the BN coalition. "It is also to be noted how in Kelantan, Umno managed to acquire 49.8% of votes as opposed to PAS which acquired only 41.1% of the total votes. "In Kedah, Umno took over the reins from PAS by acquiring 45.28% of the total votes. Perlis also remains Umno's stronghold with the party winning all three parliamentary seats it contested with 55.55% from the total votes," said Sinar Harian. Umno continues to be dominant in Perak when it obtained 24.64% of the total votes ahead of the other parties. Umno also dominated other parties in Pahang by winning 55.5% of votes and winning 10 parliamentary seats it contested in GE13. Although PKR continues to dominate by managing to win nine out of the 11 seats it contested in Selangor with a total vote-count of 550,950, Umno's influence, however, cannot be denied as the party managed to attain 335,406 votes as opposed to PAS' 270,506 and DAP's 253,302 respectively, according to the survey. In Negeri Sembilan, Malacca and Johor, Umno's influence is still formidable, leading other parties with votes accounting to more than 40% at each state. Sabah, on the other hand, continues to be Umno's gem with the party dominating with 88.2% of votes.
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| Liow accepts Astro host apology over blackout posting Posted: 20 May 2013 02:01 PM PDT
(The Star) - MCA deputy president Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai has accepted the apology by Astro AEC host Gan Jiang Han who posted a message that a blackout had allegedly occurred in Bentong that led to the Barisan Nasional winning the parliamentary seat in the May 5 polls. Liow said the Astro AEC should also carry the apology as a news report in one of its shows. "It must tell the truth and only then will the rumours stop spreading," Liow said in a statement Monday. Liow had expressed his unhappiness over Gan's posting on his Facebook fanpage. Liow had said that it misled the people into believing there was indeed a blackout at the Bentong counting centre. Liow hoped that Gan would cooperate with the police in its investigation to establish how the blackout rumour began in the first place. "The rumour is not only a form of character assassination, it also damaged the credibility of the Barisan and created anger and dissatisfaction among the public," he said. On Monday, Sin Chew Daily reported that Gan had apologised to Liow. Gan had said in a statement that he posted the message in his personal capacity and took responsibility over the controversy it had caused. He added that he had deleted the message, clarified the incident and issued an apology on May 7. Gan got Astro AEC into hot water when he posted on his Facebook that "when my child is born, I will ask him to write an essay with the title, The Blackout Night. "The beginning of the essay would be on May 5, 2013, there was a stiff fight in the Bentong seat. Someone had said that he would cut his ears if it is lost, and then the counting process started, blackout..." His message had been shared by 18,775 people and 73,576 people had clicked "like" within 15 hours after he posted it. Several reporters as well as DAP assemblymen Chow Yu Hui (Bilut) and Lee Chin Chen (Ketari) clarified later that there was no blackout or any sudden "appearance" of a ballot box. Liow retained his Bentong parliamentary seat in a close fight with DAP's Wong Tack.
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| 48 NGOs to take part in PJ rally Posted: 20 May 2013 01:57 PM PDT
(The Star) - Organisers of a planned rally here said some 48 non-governmental organisations and civil society bodies are expected to take part in the gathering on Saturday. Spokesman Badrul Hisham Shaharin said the gathering, at the city council field next to the Amcorp Mall, would raise claims of electoral frauds of the recent GE13. He added that it would not pre-empt the efforts of some political parties challenging the polls results. When asked if the police had been notified of the proposed Pesta Suara Rakyat gathering, he merely said "it was under control". "We are going to the streets not to overthrow the government or cause chaos but to demand that democratic rights be returned to the people," Badrul Hisham, also known as blogger Chegubard, told a press conference here yesterday. The defeated PKR candidate for the Sungai Acheh state seat in Penang said the gathering would call for the resignation of Election Commission chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof and his team to pave the way for a new committee answerable to Parliament. He said another demand was for fresh elections to be held in seats where fraud was allegedly evident and a third demand was for all parties to support the formation of a people's tribunal to gather information of electoral irregularities. On allegations the Opposition was leaning towards a "Malaysian Spring", he said it was merely psychological war by the authorities against the people.
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| Kg Tunku rep lodges police report over postings Posted: 20 May 2013 01:54 PM PDT
(The Star) - Kampung Tunku DAP assemblyman Lau Weng San has lodged a police report over an alleged offensive and seditious posting in the Sayangi Selangor Facebook fan page. The page uploaded an article regarding several strategies allegedly used by DAP adviser Lim Kit Siang to win the Gelang Patah parliamentary seat, said Lau, who lodged his report at the Sea Park police station here yesterday. "The posting was uploaded on Friday," said Lau. He urged the police to investigate the posting which could cause racial tension in the country. He also called on the police to investigate Selangor Barisan Nasional coordinator Datuk Seri Mohd Zin Mohamed, who is allegedly behind the postings in the page. Among the claims contained in the article was that Lim had garnered Malay support by donating to the surau and mosques in Gelang Patah, besides opening stores that sell items at prices much lower than those sold at the Kedai Rakyat 1Malaysia (KR1M). The postings also claimed Lim had offered RM100 to Malay youngsters in Gelang Patah to join DAP and that he also appointed Malay youths to create trouble among Umno, PAS and PKR.
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| Minister says won’t name ‘opposition leaders’ behind Sulu invasion Posted: 20 May 2013 01:48 PM PDT
(Bernama) - The identities of three opposition leaders, who were said to be behind the Lahad Datu armed incursion, will not be divulged to avoid prejudice when the case is brought to court, said Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. He said all documents and detailed information acquired by the police and the Defence Ministry on the trio, two of them from the peninsular and another from Sabah, would be submitted to the Attorney-General's Chambers for scrutiny. Ahmad Zahid (picture) was responding to a call by SAPP president Datuk Yong Teck Lee to him to name the three opposition leaders allegedly involved in the incursion by a group of armed terrorists from southern Philippines in February. At the height of 'Ops Daulat' to flush out the terrorists, Ahmad Zahid was quoted as saying that the identities of the trio would be disclosed after the 13th general election to avoid accusations that the issue would be used for political expediency. Ahmad Zahid was visiting Bukit Aman along with his deputy, Datuk Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, and Home Ministry secretary-general Datuk Seri Abdul Rahim Mohamad Radzi. They were received by Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar.
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| MIC, presidential contest and full moon Posted: 20 May 2013 12:28 PM PDT
(FMT) - MIC will face a risk of being de-registered simply because G Palanivel's position as the president is illegitimate. The MIC constitution does not give the party's Central Working Committee arbitrary powers to prolong the term of president as long as the president wishes. Members of the powerful Central Working Committee (CWC) which is also MIC's highest policy–making body must now without further delay call for an urgent meeting to discuss Article 51 of the party's constitution and advice the members on the status of presidential election. If this doesn't happen quickly, MIC will face a risk of being de-registered simply because G Palanivel's position as the president is illegitimate. This will and can prompt the Registrar of Society to conduct investigations. The CWC needs to exercise its powers to make a final and conclusive decision. Elections for all party positions must be held at the soonest. The CWC shall be responsible for and conduct of the presidential election. The CWC should have appointed an "Election Committee" to conduct the election not later than three months before the expiry of the term of the office of the president. This is clearly stipulated under Article 58.3 of the party constitution. Though I am not a constitutional law expert, isn't it legally binding on the CWC to inform the party delegates on this legal technicality. The CWC cannot deliberately allow Palanivel to stick to the party leadership. The CWC has breached the law by not doing so. MIC is grappling with the question how to stay relevant during the time of changing political landscape, and now with this legal complications, the party is clearly heading towards disaster. S Samy Vellu was re-elected party president on March 2009. Since then, four years have passed. Based on simple logics, Palanivel has no locus standi to run the party. He took over from Samy Vellu as an acting president in March 2010. Read more at: https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/opinion/2013/05/21/mic-presidential-contest-and-full-moon/ |
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