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Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Through my aging eyes – a gift from Rocket

Through my aging eyes – a gift from Rocket

Perutusan Tahun Baru 2014

Perutusan Tahun Baru 2014

Sunday, December 29, 2013

Stop harassing Rafizi – Malaysian Police should conduct itself as a mature, efficient, professional and world-class police force fully mindful of its primary task of “democratic policing” and liberated from the obsession of “upholding the regime” to oppose democratic change at all costs

Stop harassing Rafizi – Malaysian Police should conduct itself as a mature, efficient, professional and world-class police force fully mindful of its primary task of “democratic policing” and liberated from the obsession of “upholding the regime” to oppose democratic change at all costs

Cat out of the bag – Perkasa is the unofficial 14th member of the Barisan Nasional coalition with greater heft and more influence than “7-11” MCA and the other 12 BN component parties combined

Cat out of the bag – Perkasa is the unofficial 14th member of the Barisan Nasional coalition with greater heft and more influence than “7-11” MCA and the other 12 BN component parties combined

Cat out of the bag – Perkasa is the unofficial 14th member of the Barisan Nasional coalition with greater heft and more influence than “7-11” MCA and the other 12 BN component parties combined

Cat out of the bag – Perkasa is the unofficial 14th member of the Barisan Nasional coalition with greater heft and more influence than “7-11” MCA and the other 12 BN component parties combined

Right about Islam, Christianity’s common ground, but who seeks to keep Allah exclusive?

Right about Islam, Christianity’s common ground, but who seeks to keep Allah exclusive?

After The Heat freeze, Malaysian Bar calls for PPPA repeal

After The Heat freeze, Malaysian Bar calls for PPPA repeal

Thursday, December 26, 2013

FINALLY, Murphy Pakiam finds the courage to tick off Najib over ALLAH

FINALLY, Murphy Pakiam finds the courage to tick off Najib over ALLAH

Is disappointing to see our nation led by a leader who should know better to divide the people ...

We need to pray with Pakiam...!

Najib – Time to prove he is a moderate by deed and conviction not a political chameleon who alternates between moderation and immoderation in his speeches depending on the crowd and occasion

Najib – Time to prove he is a moderate by deed and conviction not a political chameleon who alternates between moderation and immoderation in his speeches depending on the crowd and occasion


Look forward to have a PM whose words and deeds are in congruent 

as a moderate.

So far he has not live up to what he says!

Friday, December 6, 2013

Instead of being in top 30 of TI CPI in 2020, Malaysia faces risk of being overtaken by China and even Indonesia in both TI CPI ranking and score

Instead of being in top 30 of TI CPI in 2020, Malaysia faces risk of being overtaken by China and even Indonesia in both TI CPI ranking and score

How

Are

We

Doing? Look at the facts and figures. They are the evidence. Don't lie!

The “non-fulfillment” of the Malaysian agreement: Who is to blame?

The “non-fulfillment” of the Malaysian agreement: Who is to blame?

'Najib-mathematics' over popular vote stirs laughter & sadness: SAME UMNO, POOR M'SIA!

'Najib-mathematics' over popular vote stirs laughter & sadness: SAME UMNO, POOR M'SIA!

"This is spinning gone bad and it bodes ill for Malaysia. Perhaps the PM should focus on realizing  meaningful economic programs instead of sprending citizens' money on consultants to produce more unproductive spin that belittles the intelligence of the people, especially Umno members," Nurul told Malaysia Chronicle.  


Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Murder and abduction shatter peace in Pom Pom, East Sabah.



Reported front page of The Star Saturday 16 Nov 2013: un identified intruders shot a 57-year-old Taiwanese tourist dead during a raid on Pom Pom Island, an idyllic resort off Sabah. They abducted his wife, 58-year-old.,
Notice that 8 policemen in a boat, not a speedboat as admitted weakness by the director-general of Esscom. Above pic.

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said the security situation in Eastern Sabah was not under any threat following the murder of a Taiwanese man and abduction of his wife off the Pom Pom Island resort.

Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Hamza Taib said the crimes could have been committed by criminals and not any known armed group, including the Abu Sayyaf.

He said the gunmen gained entry into one of the six stilt chalets through the toilet window, after which they shot and killed the husband, probably during a scuffle..

"The resort's guard, who heard the shots, ran to inform the General Operation Force base about 800m away." he said, adding that the chalet was still locked from the inside when the police found the body with two gunshot wounds to the chest and four empty bullet casings.

The base is among those under the Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom), set up after the Feb 12 Sulu intrusion in Kg Tanduo in neighbouring Lahad Datu.

Lahad Datu, Esscom director-general Datuk Mohammad Mentek said no ransom demands had been made so far.

He admitted that there were still some weakness in security in the area, including the lack of speed boats.

Mentek said it was not easy to provide security cover for all areas in Semporna, which had over 40 islands in close proximity with islands belonging to the Philippines.

On Nov 14 last year, 2 men who were cousins were kidnapped from their family-run bird's nest house in Lahad Datu.

One of term was able to escape by unshackling himself with a fork after being held captive for nine months on Jolo Island.

He was separated from the cousin who fell sick.

Last month, his highly decomposed remains was brought into Sandakan by unknown villagers from Sounthern Philippines.

You may read more concerning Esscom which supposed to ensure security from the link below.
What a surprise that police are short of speed boats admitted by Mentek,  Esscom director-general.
http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2013/11/15/najib-should-give-ministerial-statement-in-parliament-on-monday-on-the-esscom-security-lapses-resulting-in-a-taiwanese-tourist-shot-dead-and-his-wife-abducted-by-suspected-abu-sayyaf-terrorists-on-p/#more-25720

Monday, November 18, 2013

The Malaysian Malaysia dream is still intact, KEEP THE FAITH - Kit Siang

The Malaysian Malaysia dream is still intact, KEEP THE FAITH - Kit Siang

Is

the

Malaysian

dream a possibility? Read on what Kit has to say.

STOP TRYING TO BULLY NON-MALAYS: Ignoring Sultan's Allah decree NOT TREASON - Zaid

STOP TRYING TO BULLY NON-MALAYS: Ignoring Sultan's Allah decree NOT TREASON - Zaid

Nobody

is

above

the law, including the Sultan.

GANGSTERS, TRIADS, UNDERWORLD supporting Umno-BN for chance to get into GRAVY TRAIN!

GANGSTERS, TRIADS, UNDERWORLD supporting Umno-BN for chance to get into GRAVY TRAIN!


During her research, Lemiere also discovered that gangs had created NGOs like Pekida to support the ruling party and help them preserve an authoritarian state with tough laws.



The way Umno talks AS IF they are superior: 'Personally, I get IRRITATED' - James Masing

The way Umno talks AS IF they are superior: 'Personally, I get IRRITATED' - James Masing

United Malay National Organisation , UMNO Baru leaders must have the knowledge that Sabah and Sarawak joined Malaysia like Singapore as equal partners.

Masing is disgusted with them being ignorant and arrogant.

Saturday, October 26, 2013

GST: killing the golden goose

GST: killing the golden goose


In the past decade, particularly after the 2008 global financial crisis, the global economy has become acutely concerned about income inequality – the gap between the haves and the have nots.
Scholars and thinkers the world over have acknowledged the negative effect that GST has on the income gap.

Friday, October 25, 2013

Najib unveils an 'F' budget: 6% GST but keeps mega projects, govt debt SOARS

Najib unveils an 'F' budget: 6% GST but keeps mega projects, govt debt SOARS

7 yrs ago, this month, Altantuya was killed: Who is responsible, WHAT HAS NAJIB TO SAY?

7 yrs ago, this month, Altantuya was killed: Who is responsible, WHAT HAS NAJIB TO SAY?

Please Mr. Honorable Prime Minister, the world is anxiously waiting to hear from you. If your publicist advisors are not telling you this, then there is a dead rat somewhere and you must deal with it Sir!
The fight for justice for Altantuya and Mongolia is a national concern and certainly your men need to be told by you Sir that it is harbors on national security. Surely your senior advisors in the Cabinet should know.
Or shall we just dismiss this whole episode as a non-issue and with that attitude that after all it was only one miserable woman who deserved to die at our hands?

Thursday, October 24, 2013

ALLAH: Now that party poll is over, they're not interested - Nik Aziz mocks Umno's "COSMETIC" Islam

ALLAH: Now that party poll is over, they're not interested - Nik Aziz mocks Umno's "COSMETIC" Islam

Umno’s struggle to keep “Allah” exclusive to Muslims had merely been tailored for the polls, PAS’s Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat has suggested, noting how party leaders have appeared less keen on the topic now that the election has passed.


On behalf of millions of M'sians, Suaram details the REAL SITUATION to President Obama

On behalf of millions of M'sians, Suaram details the REAL SITUATION to President Obama


EDITOR'S PICK SUARAM has written a letter to the US President, rebutting a statement made by President Barack Obama on 11 October that Malaysia is a global model for "diversity, tolerance and progress".


Call on UMNO to end its campaign of lies and falsehoods in Sg Limau by-election

Call on UMNO to end its campaign of lies and falsehoods in Sg Limau by-election

Are UMNO and BN prepared to renounce lies and falsehoods such as the lie that the DAP plans to form a Christian State in Malaysia in the Sg Limau by-election?
I call on UMNO and BN to end their campaign of lies and falsehoods in Sg Limau by-election as this is not only a great disservice to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s 1Malaysia policy but a grave threat to multi-racial and multi-religious harmony undermining Malaysia’s competitiveness.

Monday, October 21, 2013

Head of M'sian Catholic Church: Allah ban PERSECUTES Christians

Head of M'sian Catholic Church: Allah ban PERSECUTES Christians

Archbishop Tan Sri Murphy Pakiam noted that the three judges were grossly misinformed in arriving at the decision to ban Catholic weekly Herald from using the word Allah.


Pakatan aims for SURPLUS budget by 2018: This will pull M'sia out of CHRONIC DEBT - Anwar

Pakatan aims for SURPLUS budget by 2018: This will pull M'sia out of CHRONIC DEBT - Anwar


Malaysia's Opposition has unveiled a shadow Budget for 2014 ahead of the government's Friday presentation by Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Defence budget to come under Pakatan scrutiny

Defence budget to come under Pakatan scrutiny
Among other proposals outlined in the alternative budget are:

•initiating the Pan Borneo highway project by 2014;
•reviewing the cabotage policy imposed on East Malaysia in order to reduce prices of goods there;
•ensuring all rural areas have electricity and water supply, including Sabah and Sarawak;

Saturday, October 19, 2013

‘Allah’ verdict continues to draw ridicule abroad

‘Allah’ verdict continues to draw ridicule abroad

“Now, as a fellow Muslim, I will be honest to the Malaysians who have given this verdict or those who support it: This is one of the most illogical, insensible and childish decisions I have heard in my life. It is sheer nonsense,” wrote a columnist for Turkish daily Hurriyet Daily News today.

Moving beyond May 5 and October 19

Moving beyond May 5 and October 19


While May 5 saw the incumbents retain power, October 19 will decide if they have enough firepower to ensure that they hold on to the power in the general election due in 2018.

Tiga soalan “ketamadunan” untuk Naib Canselor dan Menteri

Tiga soalan “ketamadunan” untuk Naib Canselor dan Menteri


An interesting write up

by a Malay Prof of UTM. 

In his answers to his students on civilisation. He groups the Malay religious teachers into 4 groups :yang tak cukup belajar, yang tak mahu belajar, yang tak sabar nak ajar dan yang tak malu serta kurang ajar.
Surprise, he does not have the 5 th group which is the good one.

Thursday, October 17, 2013

‘Umno is the real MCA opponent’ | Free Malaysia Today

‘Umno is the real MCA opponent’ | Free Malaysia Today

SAKMONGKOL AK47: Tidak Perlu Keluar Malaysia, Hanya Tinggalkan BN

SAKMONGKOL AK47: Tidak Perlu Keluar Malaysia, Hanya Tinggalkan BN

Jefrey hanya perlu meyakinkan parti2 Sabah dan Sarawak keluar BN. ini akan menyebabkan kerajaan Najib tumbang dan dengan tumbang nya kerajaan Najib segala ketidakadilan dan ketidakpuasan yang berpunca dari bersama2 dengan BN akan diselesaikan. Reaffirm dan laksana 20 point memorandum dengan rakan kongsi baru; cari pemimpin yang boleh mengundang hormat dan keyakinan orang ramai.

After the Allah decision, Putrajaya in futile bid to salvage Malaysia

After the Allah decision, Putrajaya in futile bid to salvage Malaysia


Stopping a low-circulation weekly from using the word Allah or confusing practice with propagation has turned Malaysia into an international joke as far as religious ties are concerned.
Trying to cover it up with more assurances is even more comical, if not sad.
The reality is that the government has decided it can regulate the words used by worshippers of any faith, without considering how futile that can be. But that is what politics is all about, the art of the possible. – October 17, 2013.

Bar questions premise for ‘Allah’ judgment

Bar questions premise for ‘Allah’ judgment


By most accounts, there is no prohibition on the use of the Arabic word ‘Allah’ by peoples of different faiths in the Arab world and other countries. It is difficult to discern how we are able to declare exclusivity of a word over which we do not have proprietary rights.

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Allah judgement seriously FLAWED & must be CHALLENGED - Tony Pua

Allah judgement seriously FLAWED & must be CHALLENGED - Tony Pua


The long-term impact of the above decision by the Court of Appeal is well beyond just the issue of the Church's use of "Allah". Firstly the Court had given itself the power to make discretionary judgements not on the basis of the Constitution and the law passed by the Parliament, but by the judges own personal viewpoints and bias. Secondly, the Court trampled on the rights of the minority by endorsing the oppression by the majority as well as to give discretionary and absolute pre-emptive powers to the Minister for actions against anyone deemed to be "wrong".

Monday, October 14, 2013

Baru Bian: Allah ruling justifies the reluctance of our forefathers to join Malaysia

Baru Bian: Allah ruling justifies the reluctance of our forefathers to join Malaysia


Let it not be forgotten that this situation has come about by the action of the home minister and the government who filed the suit and then appealed the High Court’s decision. Their actions reflect the hypocrisy of the Barisan National government. On the one hand offering a 10-point solution and trumpeting the joys of 1Malaysia, and on the other, showing their total disregard for the constitutional rights of Malaysian Christians.


Why China's President Xi dropped by KL but did not visit S'pore

Why China's President Xi dropped by KL but did not visit S'pore

In China’s eye, Singapore is a good friend, but it has a relatively small part in the diplomatic machinery China has to keep constantly oiled.




Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Where is my government?

Where is my government?


A nation where all are respected and treated as equals.
Where the needs of every segment of our people are looked after.
Where the narrow walls of religious and racial bigotry are broken down permanently.
Where all have an equal future.
Where the ethnic/religious persuasions of our prime minister are not as important as the quality of his actions and intentions.

Extortion in Democracy

We are, the people are the rightful owners of our nation.

We must rise to take ownership.

Do not allow a few corrupted leaders to manipulate their ways!

Extortion means forcing someone into giving you something through threats. A bully who tells kids he'll beat them up if they don't give him their lunch money is guilty of extortion.

Extortion in our Democracy comes in all forms.

It can comes in 3Cs:
Con you,
Confuse you,
Condemn you.

Please do not fear the bullies. Their days are numbered. We can hasten it by unitedly do the work of nation building. Contribute in whatever ways like gather people gearing up for Bersih 4.0, give infor from online media to Malay friends .

Threats can come in different forms too.

At time subtlely.

At The People's Tribunal on the 13th General Elections, I heard how the Orang Asli were threatened to have their social benefit withdrawn 
If they vote the opposition . Things like no free medications, no free transportation of school going children.

Together we stand, together we can! 

Have a great day ahead. 

http://youtu.be/W88GSw0hr8k

See Obama talk about it!


Monday, October 7, 2013

Corruption- Malaysia's past not future.

Year in and year out, our 

Auditor-General's report has 

revealed so much of wastage.

The right word is corruption !

I marvel why BN use so much money to bribe people to vote and not doing the right thing to put a stop of corruption which will win votes.

Paul Low said that Government should get rid of the middle man in their projects. Hope it is done!

PM also vowed to make corruption a part of Malaysia's past and not its future. I hope he really means what he says and start to do it.

For a start to make all government tenders to be open!

Next is that he can lead his cabinet by declaring his assets!

Does he means what he says ?

Wait and see !

Dear PM,

We , the people want you to take action, action, action. Not talk.

Can you tell us how you can declare in your vow to make corruption Malaysia's past and  not it's future, Sir?

Tell us how, what steps you will take?

Thank you! 
Sir.

Wish you success!




Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Who will police the police?

Far from offering a waterproof theory, Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar has claimed that the guns missing from the police force may have fallen into the sea.

Who will police the police?

We must demand for IPCMC(Independent Police Complaint and misconduct Commission )

When the police start to lose guns, cars and can't find them, what about the Rakyat. We lose a car, we report to the police for help. Now we see they can't help themselves !

I think we must get people who are better qualify and with integrity to become police!

Saturday, September 28, 2013

How Lee Kuan Yew sees Malaysia in 20 years' time


(By TAY TIAN YAN/Translated by DOMINIC LOH/Sin Chew Daily)
 
The Bumiputra affirmative action policy has destroyed one generation of Malays .... they don’t know how to be competitive. The sad thing is that they don’t realized that the longer they keep at it, in the ultimate long run .... they are "killing" themselves. The day of reckoning will come and history will be re-written on how Malaysian fore-fathers failed the nation. The intent may be good, but the execution and policy has been a disaster.
Share LKY's view and I know this is what UMNO wants! (remember the keris waving?!) Then they can have everything and no need to share - and then they can fight among themselves!
 
The clear and present danger
If the Doomsday prediction never comes true, New Zealand will remain as picturesque after a hundred years, with cows and goats roaming all over the country sparsely populated by humans.
 
A hundred years later, Singapore 's foundation will remain rock solid. The tiny city-state will continue to lure new immigrants, and many new-generation Singaporeans will see their lineages traced back to those of migrants.
 
How about Malaysia a hundred years from now? Lee Kuan Yew did not seem to see things that far. He only set his sight 20 years later. He said all constituencies in Malaysia would be dominated by the Malays in 20 years' time, and the leadership in this country would value the Chinese population less and less.
 
The Chinese population would continue to slide, he added, not because of the pathetically low fertility rates among the Chinese in this country, but because those who could afford would have sent their children overseas, who would decide not to come back.
 
"And those migrating to Malaysia will be from Islamic states, making the country's Islamisation inclination more and more pronounced."
Statistics don't lie, and the current political and social ecosystems are not here without a reason. MM Lee's predictions are by no means novel. But his well-thought remarks have touched the hearts of many a Malaysian.
 
If this is what the country should look like 20 years from now, we can imagine Chinese Malaysians to be like apes in a forest sanctuary a hundred years down the road, where we need to sharpen our eyesight to carefully scan through the entire swathe of forest before we can catch a glimpse of one or two of them.
 
That comparison is, most certainly, exaggerated, but I really hope we will not be reduced to a rare species by then. The ratio of Chinese population in this country has been on steady decline over the decades; so has their political status here. Very soon, they will be completely engulfed by the powerful waves of aggressive Islamisation.
 
This is the pessimistic side of the outlook of their destiny. But Chinese Malaysians cannot afford to go on this way, and wait helplessly for such a destiny to befall them. They have to take the initiative to accentuate their own strengths and be in firm control of their own fates before they can divert such a predestination.
 
The next ten years will be key to the future destiny of Chinese Malaysians. If the country's policies get more and more ethnically-oriented and religiously inclined, the future of Chinese community is well within our imagination, and Chinese Malaysians will exit the country in droves.
 
On the other hand, if community-centric ideologies get diluted, conflicts between mainstream and minority races get thinned down, the common Malaysian identity gets consolidated, and the spirit of secularity stays very much relevant, then Chinese Malaysians will have a much more promising future here. So will Malaysia.
 
Whatever happens to this country or our society, the most important element for new-generation Chinese to secure a place in this land, will be their very own competitiveness. In this age of globalization, when national boundaries are increasingly obscured, people will find a greener pasture beyond our shores if our internal conditions remain this bleak.
 
We cannot afford to talk about what will happen to us a hundred years
from now. We need to buck up and fight for our near-term opportunities.
Meaningless and unnecessary squabbles, like the one currently taking place within MCA, will only serve to bog down the pace of the Chinese community further, blurring their vision of the clear and present danger.
 
What the Chinese community urgently needs right now is high-caliber and farsighted leadership, not one engrossed with endless infighting.
 
(By TAY TIAN YAN/Translated by DOMINIC LOH/Sin Chew Daily) MySinchew
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 














People's Tribunal wraps up

The People's Tribunal on the 13th General Elections has concluded it's five days hearing after receiving 70 statutory declarations and hearing 49 testimonies of the Malaysian public.

Closing submission was presented by Professor Gurdial Singh Nijar yesterday, 27 September 2013.

A free and fair, a level playing field is intrinsic to all human beings. It is the will of the people who want one person one vote with the same weight.

People want a genuine election where their will are represented in choosing representatives of their choices.

How has the 13th GE been conducted?

The People Tribunal found that there have been lots of irregularities, manipulation and frauds.
 
The 49 testimonies attesting to irregularities and manipulation of different types namely in the area of:
1. Election law
2. EC
3. Electoral roll
4. Gerrymendering 

1. Election Law. The Law gives overwhelming 
power to the EC (Election Commission) where there are areas which cannot be contested in the Court of Law. In other word, some grievances cannot be reviewed because the Law is all for EC, whatever their decision, it is final.

For example, I quote "The decision of the returning officer shall be final and conclusive  for the purpose of the election in respect of which the proceeding are being held, and shall not be called in question in any court" (Elections Regulations 1981, 7 (5)).

Another example, the electoral roll after being published shall be final and binding and shall but be questioned or appealed against in, or reviewed, quashed or set aside by, any court. (Election Acts 1958 9A).

2. EC 
We have heard testimonies how EC have not acted professionaly and in a non partisan way. The EC Press statements had been bias and they spoke as though they were Government servants.

3. Electoral roll
The whole process of the election had lots of irregularities.
To begin with the electoral roll had leave much to be desired. We heard testimonies where there were 60 names in one house. Many names without complete address. Addresses that did not exist.

4. Gerrymandering is of the worst order. there are the people in the same Taman, even same house but voting in 2 different constituencies. There were even many cases that EC has delineated the constituencies by drawing the boundaries across the bed separating the family, even rehusband and wife. 

If there was a fair and free contest, PR would have been the new government.

The questions  that are repeatedly asked: What to do next? Will there be any use?

If there is no level playing field, we are afraid we will be back to square one in the 14th. GE.

Now we are waiting for the Panel of the Tribunal to give us its report and suggestions what to do next. It had been given 3 months to do it. That will be in December 2013. We will take it from there.

The Tribunal Panel

Nurul testified how bias was the system.

Tian Chua testified how EC was abusing its power.

Ambiga, the last witness on the Tribunal stand.

The summation by Professor Gurdial .

Professor Gurdial speaking to the Media journalists.

Pak Samad, the co- chairman of Bersih 2.0 was at the Tribunal. Managed to chat with him and took pic.

Ben McNally
Australia  high commission representive and Alfred Tan, my good friend at the Tribunal .

Alfred Tan with the Chairman of the Panel.

Alfred, Michelle and I.

This young Malay gentleman voter who managed to test the system by returning to the same polling station after voting. Testified that he could get the second ballot paper.

Dr Toh, 3 terms counsellor in the Gerakan Penang government testified that the special branch police gave reports periodically to the CM concerning the people response to the government policies confirming our view that the police instead of focusing on security have been busy gathering political information for the UMNO Baru government.

Independant Journalists and researchers testified of how bias the main stream media was resulting that those rural population who have no access to online media were not able to have accurate information to make the appropriate choice of party.

Chemist testified on how the indelible ink became delibled!

OA, Orang Asli testified how they have be bribed to vote.
Threarened if they don't vote for BN!

Genie, Machap candidate testified on the cheating happened in transport and opening of ballot boxes .

PY Wong, Founder of Tidak Malaysia on irregularities in election law, process and EC.

MP Santiago testified on how he found 60 names of voters in a single address and other frauds.

Visually challenged ( Blind) lady testified how she never registered as voters yet her name had been used in electoral roll,

Vasantha Kumar, candidate for Tapah Parliament seat testier of numerous manipulation and frauds. Worst, his aid got murdered. Prior to the murdered, the victim had received threatening phone call from MIC supporters.