KUALA LUMPUR: Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali came under heavy fire during the second day of the MIC annual general assembly with one grassroots leader urging the government to revoke his citizenship.
Batu Gajah MIC division chief S Pulligesu said Ibrahim is not working towards consolidating the races but is bent on splitting Malaysians along racial lines.
“In fact, he is free to say whatever he wants... no action is taken against him. But what is sad is that he is constantly attacking Indians and Chinese. He has even gone to the extent of asking the government to revoke the citizenship of other races.
“Whenever we ask for what is rightfully ours, Ibrahim and his members lash out at us and urge the government to revoke our citizenship,” he said.
“Who is he to to ask the government to revoke our citizenship? Instead the government should revoke the citizenship of this troublemaker,” he added.
Pulligesu said Ibrahim should stick to championing the rights of the Malays, which is the objective of Perkasa, and not meddle in the affairs of other races.
Jail 'razor tongue' leaders under ISA
Meanwhile, Labuan delegate R Ramasamy suggested that all “razor tongue” leaders who touch on sensitive issues without considering the feelings of others should be jailed under the Internal Security Act.
“We need to protect this country. If troublemakers are allowed to say what they like and do what they want then it would destory the country.
“ISA is to safeguard the country and it should be used in such cases,” he said.
Ironically, the Perkasa chief was in the same building, the Putra World Trade Centre, attending a forum on Palestine held under the patronage of former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Batu Gajah MIC division chief S Pulligesu said Ibrahim is not working towards consolidating the races but is bent on splitting Malaysians along racial lines.
“In fact, he is free to say whatever he wants... no action is taken against him. But what is sad is that he is constantly attacking Indians and Chinese. He has even gone to the extent of asking the government to revoke the citizenship of other races.
“Whenever we ask for what is rightfully ours, Ibrahim and his members lash out at us and urge the government to revoke our citizenship,” he said.
“Who is he to to ask the government to revoke our citizenship? Instead the government should revoke the citizenship of this troublemaker,” he added.
Pulligesu said Ibrahim should stick to championing the rights of the Malays, which is the objective of Perkasa, and not meddle in the affairs of other races.
Jail 'razor tongue' leaders under ISA
Meanwhile, Labuan delegate R Ramasamy suggested that all “razor tongue” leaders who touch on sensitive issues without considering the feelings of others should be jailed under the Internal Security Act.
“We need to protect this country. If troublemakers are allowed to say what they like and do what they want then it would destory the country.
“ISA is to safeguard the country and it should be used in such cases,” he said.
Ironically, the Perkasa chief was in the same building, the Putra World Trade Centre, attending a forum on Palestine held under the patronage of former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
11/07/10
No comments:
Post a Comment