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A'kum,
Terbaca satu berita dari Patani dalam sebuah Forum Maya di Internet. Al-Fatihah buat
Tuan Haji Amin Tohmina dan mereka-mereka yang ikhlas berjuang untuk menegakkan Islam
dan membebaskan tanahair mereka dari cengkaman kuffar.
Akhukum Filjihad,
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Assalamualaikum,
Al-Fatihah kepada Tuan Haji Amin Tohmina seorang Pemimpin Utama BERSATU (Barisan
Bersatu Kemerdekaan Patani) dan juga Pemimpin parti komponen, BRN (Barisan Revolusi
Nasional). Beliau kembali Ke Rahmatullah diKota Baru pada pukul 6.30 petang tadi Hari
Jumaat 4hb Mei 2001. Allahyarham menghabiskan seluruh umurnya didalam perjuangan
membebas watannya dari cengkaman kafir Siam.
Beliau diantara nama-nama yang dituntut Siam dari pihak berkuasa Malaysia pada tahun
1998 dahulu dan terpaksa melarikan diri keluar negara buat sementara waktu
bersama-sama rakan-rakanya yang lain. Beliau merupakan salah seorang Ahli Kabinet
Kerajaan Buangan Patani.
Wassalam,
Sahabat
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February 27, 1998
SECURITY IN SOUTH
Den's brother forced to flee
Going abroad under Malaysian pressure
Supawadee Susanpoolthong
Former deputy interior minister Den Tohmina, a Pattani MP from the New Aspiration
Party, admitted yesterday that his elder brother Haji Amin Tohmina, allegedly a key
separatist leader, was indirectly forced by the Malaysian government to leave the
country following pressure from the Thai government.
The veteran politician said the move was quite unusual, noting that since deciding to
take refuge in Malaysia 20 years ago, Haji Amin, former chairman of the Pattani
Provincial Islamic Committee, has never been forced to leave the country.
"Malaysia put a lot of pressure on him and that caused his departure. This
kind of thing has never occurred before," noted the MP, whose father, Haji
Surong, a famous religious leader in Pattani during the 1950s, was mysteriously killed
in 1957.
Mr Den said that Tohkhru Poh-ming, another religious leader from Pattani who went into
self-imposed exile in 1981, was also forced to leave Malaysia after he became aware
that his name was blacklisted as a separatist leader in an intelligence report given
earlier to Malaysia by the Thai government.
The politician said Tohkhru Poh-ming was given details of the blacklist by a senior
official who worked at the Malaysian prime minister's office.
Mr Den said the religious leader had personally urged Haji Amin not to stay in
Malaysia as he might face the same fate as Haji Da-oh Thanam, military leader of the
New Pulo movement, who was secretly nabbed by Malaysian police and later handed over
to the Thai government.
He asked the government in an interpellation during yesterday's House debate to
clarify whether the government had given the blacklist to the Malaysian government.
He urged the government to be open-minded on the issue, noting that if no criminal
record is found on the alleged separatists the government should not bother them.
Tohkhru Poh-ming, 65, is now residing in Sweden, leaving his two wives and 15 children
behind, while Haji Amin is in Saudi Arabia.
Around 20 separatist leaders mostly from the Berzatu movement including its chairman
Wan Sulaiman reportedly left Malaysia after Thailand and Malaysia stepped up border
cooperation in January.
During the debate, Mr Den asked the premier about government measures to prevent
separatists who gave themselves up from rejoining the movement and how to prevent
local officials from abusing their authority.
He said he was concerned that local officials might resort to old tactics in accusing
innocent people of being separatists.
Chuan Leekpai said his administration was determined to bring back security and
prosperity to the southernmost region, noting that Thailand and Malaysia planned to
jointly develop the area under the much-publicised Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth
Triangle Development Project. Sidestepping the blacklist question, the premier
maintained that the government had no policy to intimidate or make unfounded
allegations about local people.
He said all government officials had to follow the policy aimed at maintaining peace
in the area. He noted that it was quite usual for some government officials to bully,
but the government was sincere about resolving the problem.
Mr Den, a former Democrat member, said he was not happy with the premier's answer and
would soon seek a meeting with the premier to discuss problems in the southernmost
area.
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