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Subject: [Indian-Malaysian] Fw: MESSAGE FROM YB LIM KIT SIANG - Prediction
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Date: Thursday, May 2, 2013, 10:45 PM
To: Subject: Fw: MESSAGE FROM YB LIM KIT SIANG
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Sent: Tuesday, 30 April 2013 8:39 PM
Subject: FW: MESSAGE FROM YB LIM KIT SIANG
By Lim Kit Siang
I call the Election Commission to convene an all-party roundtable conference
for all political parties to forswear the politics of fear and blackmail in the
13th General Elections and to accept any peaceful and democratic change of
government, whether at the
Federal or state level, if this is the verdict of the electorate.
This is most urgent and imperative for two reasons: firstly, the increasing
incidents of the politics of fear, blackmail, gangsterism and violence in the
run-up to the 13GE; secondly, the possibility that the 13GE will herald the
first change of federal government
in 56 years through the ballot box, namely the formation of a Pakatan Rakyat
Federal Government in Putrajaya following the ousting of the Barisan Nasional
Federal Government through the democratic process.
I have received information that the Bukit Aman and Defence Ministry
intelligence do not rule out the defeat of Barisan Nasional in the 13GE.
According to one Bukit Aman intelligence estimate, which I cannot verify
whether it is from the police or not, the
possible outcome of the 13GE for parliamentary elections is as follows:
State
PR
BN
Perlis
1
2
Kedah
13
2
Kelantan
13
1
Terengganu
4
4
Penang
12
1
Perak
18
6
Pahang
5
9
Selangor
20
2
Wilayah Per.
10
1
Putrajaya
0
1
Negri Sembilan
6
2
Melaka
2
4
Johor
12
14
Labuan
1
0
Sabah
12
13
Sarawak
16
15
Total
145
77
According to this estimate, PR will win 145 parliamentary seats compared to 77
for Barisan Nasional – or a majority of 68 seats.
This is well beyond my “dream” results for the Pakatan Rakyat in the 13GE –
which is PR winning 125 parliamentary seats or a majority of 28, distributed
evenly among PKR with 45 seats and DAP and PAS each winning
40 seats.
With the possibility for the first time in more than five decades of Malaysian
history of a democratic transition of power through the ballot box, the onus is
both on the Election Commission and the police to
ensure that a democratic transition of power will be a peaceful and orderly
one.
I welcome the reminder by the former Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Musa
Hassan urging politicians to stop “putting fear in people” by making statements
about possible racial tension or riots should there
be a change in government in the general election.
Musa took issue at a forum on smooth and peaceful transition of power in Kuala
Lumpur with recent statements by both Umno Wanita chief Shahrizat Jalil and
former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Shahrizat had warned of a repeat of the May 13,
1969 racial riots during her policy speech at the Umno general assembly
November last year, while Mahathir recently wrote
on his blog that I would attempt to drive a wedge between the Chinese and the
Malays in my campaign for Gelang Patah.
“As leaders, they should advise the people to be calm in selecting a government
of their choice,” said Musa, who has been vocal in his opinions since his
retirement.
Musa said: “For me, (the statements) are almost like sedition (menghasut).”
Here is a case where a former Inspector-General of Police is of the view that a
former Prime Minister had been guilty of sedition. But would the
Attorney-General Tan Sri Gani Patail act independently and professionally
to arrest and charge the former Prime Minister, Tun Mahathir, for the offence
of sedition in raising the spectre of racial conflict to scare the voters from
freely exercising their constitutional right to vote.
I fully endorse Musa’s criticism of the police authorities for failing to act
independently and professionally where the culprits come from UMNO and Barisan
Nasional.
Musa argued that the enforcement system would need an overhaul should there be
a change of government in the May 5 election.
The Pakatan Rakyat is fully committed to bring about such an enforcement of the
police force, to ensure that the police could restore public confidence in
their efficiency, professionalism and independence so
that they could reduce crime and make the country and public places safe again
for citizens, investors and tourists as well as establish an Independent Police
Complaints and Misconduct Commssion (IPCMC) to deal with public complaints of
abuses of power and
corruption against the police.
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