So, who dares to rally? BUT UNLESS .....
* Only Hishammuddin Hussein has the right, firm and clear stand - Haram is haram!
* Bukit Aman will not issue any permit to Bersih July 9 rally.
* Ambiga, Ibrahim Ali and KJ among 91 peoples barred from entering KL on July 9.
* Police erects roadblocks all over town.
* IGP says police will nab those who rally on Saturday.
* Rally not allowed at Merdeka Stadium.
Looks like there wont be any rally at all. With lawyer Ambiga of Bersih, Ibrahim Ali of Perkasa and KJ of Umno Youth are not allowed to enter the city on Saturday, who would lead any rally?
Even Anwar and daughter Nurul of PKR, Nik Aziz and Hadi Awang of Pas, Lim Kit Siang and Teresa Kok of DAP, Perkasa secretary-general Syed Hassan Syed Ali, Independent MP for Kulim-Bandar Baharu Zulkifli Noordin, and Jemaah Islah Malaysia president Zaid Kamaruddin are among 91 persons on the police list to be banned from entering Kuala Lumpur tomorrow.
The individuals named in the orders include 66 from Bersih, 14 from Perkasa and 11 from Umno Youth. Those named in the court order were being personally served the restriction notice today.
The restriction order was clear and that all of them are barred from even passing through the city between 8am and 6pm on July 9 — whether on foot or in any vehicle, including the public buses or trains. Those who breached the order would be committing an offence under Section 188 of the Penal Code, which is considered disobeying a public servant who is lawfully empowered to keep the peace and can be jailed up to six months and fined up to RM2,000.
IGP Ismail Omar said yesterday the police will arrest those who rally in KL and other places, irrespective of whether they are from Bersih, Perkasa, Umno Youth or other organisations as now permit has been issued thus far.
Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein has been the most firm in declaring war against Bersih rally, describing it as not only illegal but also a treat to national security. And many has rallied behind him for such a stand - illegal is illegal!
So, with these 'troublemakers' barred from the city center, will there be any rally? Who will lead it and where?
And with police roadblocks being erected at all roads leading to the city since yesterday - checking cars with non-KL plate numbers - who else (apart from the banned 91 names) would dare to challenge the authority by organising a rally?
However, will Ambiga, Ibrahim Ali, KJ and others defy the police restriction? If they do, there will be rallies here and there, and we can be rest assured that there will be some troubles!
* Only Hishammuddin Hussein has the right, firm and clear stand - Haram is haram!
* Bukit Aman will not issue any permit to Bersih July 9 rally.
* Ambiga, Ibrahim Ali and KJ among 91 peoples barred from entering KL on July 9.
* Police erects roadblocks all over town.
* IGP says police will nab those who rally on Saturday.
* Rally not allowed at Merdeka Stadium.
Looks like there wont be any rally at all. With lawyer Ambiga of Bersih, Ibrahim Ali of Perkasa and KJ of Umno Youth are not allowed to enter the city on Saturday, who would lead any rally?Even Anwar and daughter Nurul of PKR, Nik Aziz and Hadi Awang of Pas, Lim Kit Siang and Teresa Kok of DAP, Perkasa secretary-general Syed Hassan Syed Ali, Independent MP for Kulim-Bandar Baharu Zulkifli Noordin, and Jemaah Islah Malaysia president Zaid Kamaruddin are among 91 persons on the police list to be banned from entering Kuala Lumpur tomorrow.
The individuals named in the orders include 66 from Bersih, 14 from Perkasa and 11 from Umno Youth. Those named in the court order were being personally served the restriction notice today.
The restriction order was clear and that all of them are barred from even passing through the city between 8am and 6pm on July 9 — whether on foot or in any vehicle, including the public buses or trains. Those who breached the order would be committing an offence under Section 188 of the Penal Code, which is considered disobeying a public servant who is lawfully empowered to keep the peace and can be jailed up to six months and fined up to RM2,000.
IGP Ismail Omar said yesterday the police will arrest those who rally in KL and other places, irrespective of whether they are from Bersih, Perkasa, Umno Youth or other organisations as now permit has been issued thus far.
Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein has been the most firm in declaring war against Bersih rally, describing it as not only illegal but also a treat to national security. And many has rallied behind him for such a stand - illegal is illegal!
So, with these 'troublemakers' barred from the city center, will there be any rally? Who will lead it and where?
And with police roadblocks being erected at all roads leading to the city since yesterday - checking cars with non-KL plate numbers - who else (apart from the banned 91 names) would dare to challenge the authority by organising a rally?
However, will Ambiga, Ibrahim Ali, KJ and others defy the police restriction? If they do, there will be rallies here and there, and we can be rest assured that there will be some troubles!
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