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Gigi, rusuk patah: Keluarga tetap tunggu laporan HKL Posted: 24 Jul 2011 10:29 PM PDT Keluarga Allahyarham Baharudin Ahmad masih tertanya-tanya bagaimanakah polis mendapat fakta berhubung sebab kematian lelaki yang meninggal dunia semasa menyertai perhimpunan BERSIH 2.0 di KLCC, Kuala Lumpur dua minggu lalu. Sedangkan, pihak keluarga sendiri masih belum menerima laporan bedah siasat yang dijalankan ke atas jenazah Allahyarham pada malam 9 Julai lalu, kata seorang anak mangsa berkenaan, Mohd Nasrul. "Saya tertanya-tanya, kenapa kami belum dapat lagi (laporan bedah siasat), tapi polis dah keluar kenyataan," kata Mohd Nasrul, 22, ketika dihubungi Malaysiakini hari ini. Beliau juga enggan memberikan komen lanjut berhubung kecederaan yang dialami mangsa berkenaan memandangkan keluarganya masih belum menerima laporan tersebut walau telah berkali-kali mendesak hospital berkenaan. Namun, polis telahpun menafikan dakwaan bahawa pasukan berkenaan telah melakukan keganasan ke atas Allahyarham Baharudin manakala kecederaan dialami mangsa itu pula berpunca daripada rawatan yang diberikan ke atasnya. Seorang pegawai kanan Polis Bukit Aman, Datuk Salleh Mat Rasid pada Jumaat lalu dilaporkan sebagai berkata, tulang rusuk mangsa yang patah itu juga "mungkin" disebabkan oleh rawatan kecemasan yang diberikan ke atasnya. Gigi lelaki berusia 58 tahun itu pula "mungkin" patah disebabkan tiub yang dimasukkan ke dalam mulut lelaki berkenaan bagi tujuan "menyedarkannya semula." Salleh turut mendakwa, tiada gas pemedih mata dilepaskan di lokasi KLCC dan tiada anggota polis berada di lokasi Baharudin meninggal dunia. Ketika ditanya, anak mangsa berkenaan bagaimanapun pantas menjawab, beliau tidak akan memberikan komen selagi belum melihat laporan bedah siasat berkenaan. "Kami pun tak dapat laporan bedah siasat, sebab kematian pun tak tahu. Jadi tunggu keputusan bedah siasat dahulu baru kami boleh komen," kata Mohd Nasrul lagi. Tambahnya, pihak Hospital Kuala Lumpur memberitahu beliau bahawa keluarga mangsa tersebut hanya akan menerima keputusan berkenaan dalam tempoh "empat hingga enam minggu lagi." Anggota keluarga Allahyarham sebelum ini mengemukakan memorandum kepada Suruhanjaya Hak Asasi Manusia dan juga kepada Ketua Polis Negara, mendakwa kecederaan yang dialami mangsa itu mungkin berpunca daripada keganasan polis. Full Feed Generated by Get Full RSS, sponsored by Used Car Search.

Pemuda PAS: Akhirnya SPR akui pengundi hantu Posted: 24 Jul 2011 10:03 PM PDT Kenyataan SPR berhubung 'klon' dalam daftar pemilih secara tidak langsung merupakan pengakuan bahawa pengundi hantu benar-benar wujud, dakwa Pemuda PAS. "Ini merupakan kenyataan 'u-turn' (pusingan-u) SPR mengenai pengundi hantu yang selama ini tidak pernah diakui, malah menuduh Pakatan Rakyat mengada-adakan cerita untuk melunturkan kayakinan rakyat kepadanya," kata pengerusi pemulihan demokrasi dan mobilisasi Pemuda PAS Suhaizan Kaiat. Suhaizan (kanan) juga berkata, pengakuan itu dianggap kejayaan kepada BERSIH 2.0 apabila pembersihan daftar pemilih termasuk antara lapan tuntutannya. Timbalan Pengerusi SPR Datuk Wan Ahmad Wan Omar semalam dilaporkan berkata, pihaknya tidak pernah menafikan kewujudan 'klon' dalam daftar pemilih. Sehubungan itu, jelas SPR sentiasa menggesa pengundi untuk tampil memeriksa pendaftaran mereka selain mengharapkan kerjasama parti politik untuk membersihkannya. Beliau menjawab persolaan yang ditimbulkan Suhaizan sebelum itu berhubung dakwaan pendaftaran berganda di Baling dan Kuala Nerang. Boleh batal kemenangan Wan Ahmad (bawah, berkemeja biru) juga berkata, SPR tidak dapat mengeluarkan nama terbabit tanpa pengesahan daripada Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara, lapor The Star. Dalam kenyataan hari ini, Suhaizan juga mengkritik proses pembatalan data bertindan yang didakwa memerlukan proses rumit. Ini kerana Peraturan-peraturan Pilihan Raya (Perjalanan Pilihan Raya) 1981 menyatakan daftar yang sedia berkuatkuasa menjadi keterangan prima facie bagi menentukan sama ada seseorang berhak mengundi. Sehubungan itu, Suhaizan berkata, jika pilihan raya diadakan pada waktu terdekat, ia akan menggunakan daftar pemilih yang diragui. "Mana-mana parti yang menang dalam pilihanraya ke-13 tetapi mempunyai data-data pemilih yang meragukan mungkin boleh dibatalkan kemenangannya. Ini merupakan sesuatu yang serius bakal akan berlaku. "Oleh itu Pemuda PAS mendesak agar ditubuhkan suatu suruhanjaya diraja mengkaji sistem perjalanan pilihan raya dalam negara kita yang dilihat bermasalah," katanya yang juga ketua Pemuda PAS Johor. Full Feed Generated by Get Full RSS, sponsored by Used Car Search.

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Star, M'sians have plenty to be angry about Posted: 24 Jul 2011 03:22 AM PDT Wong Chun Wai of Star wrote, "Can we stop being angry people and try to make sense of the issues affecting the nation instead? Or better still, laugh at them?" in his Sunday column, Of Angry Birds and Angry Malaysians in Sunday Star today. A young man, about to become a father and a husband, saw his life tragically ended after being subjected to near inhumane interrogation by a government institution. Teoh Beng Hock was under such duress that, according to the RCI, it drove him to allegedly commit suicide. And this is someone who is apparently innocent of any wrongdoings. An elderly lady, drenched as a result of the water cannons, walks away from a brigade of riot police, eyes stinging from tear gas. All she did was to take part in a peaceful march for electoral reforms with thousand others who suffered the same fate. A mainstream newspaper and a so-called NGO with its bellicose leader is allowed to spew out racist rants; fan religious tensions; and spread fantastic conspiracy theories (Jewish/Communist/Christian domination, take your pick) to divert attention away from the failings of the government, with barely a murmur of disapproval from those whom we look to for protection of our shared values. Blatant corruption is not investigated, or when raised, treated with the customary "tak cukup bukti"; a government that ask its people to tighten our belts but is barely able to contain its own bloated spending; and public institutions such as the police and MACC that spend more time defending its obvious masters rather than the public. Last but not least, our mainstream media that appeals to the lowest journalistic denominator - substituting real, unbiased reporting for a shameless, one-sided politicised news and opinions that stretches the truth or manufacture controversies to hide the real issues. And we are wondering why Malaysians are angry? What is anger, if not a mix of frustration and passion for the subject matter? When we are angry with someone, it is usually with the people we love or care about. When we are angry with certain events, it is because the events affect us personally, directly or indirectly. Yes, we are angry. We are absolutely livid with the current leadership that have virtually stripped our public institutions of their independence, dignity and best traditions. We are enraged by so-called leaders that preaches 1Malaysia on the one hand and turns around to defend those that rubbish it. We are furious with politicians who think that we, voters, are smart enough to vote them into office but clueless to think of ourselves that they see fit to contaminate our minds with half-truths, spins and censorship. We are furious when we see this country of plenty being plundered by those who were supposed to protect it. Being angry shows we care. Being angry shows we still love Malaysia. Being angry shows we are hopeful. Hopeful that Malaysia may yet be redeemed by leaders who possessed the real conviction to steer this country to its full potential, for the betterment of our children and not their own well-being; leaders who serve the people with humility and not with arrogance and sense of entitlement. Anger is good. Anger is fuel for change. Wong shouldn't worry about angry Malaysians. He should instead worry the day Malaysians stop being angry. When that day comes, it won't be replaced by laughter, as he suggest, but in most likelihood, by tears and resignation. I pray that the day won't come. Full Feed Generated by Get Full RSS, sponsored by Used Car Search.

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