Don’t give ammo to opposition by questioning Guan Eng on X’mas Eve, says Najib
Former prime minister Najib Razak said police should instead question Lim Guan Eng next year. (Bernama pic)
PETALING JAYA: Najib Razak has criticised the police over their decision to question the DAP’s Lim Guan Eng on Christmas Eve, saying it is not proper to do so.
The former prime minister said Lim should instead be called in on the first week of next year.
“Don’t give them ammunition to instigate the rakyat,” he said in a Facebook post, alluding to the opposition.
Earlier today, Lim, who is DAP secretary-general, revealed that police were currently investigating him over two press releases he made in 2019, when he was still finance minister.
“I will likely be seeing the police on Thursday, a Christmas ‘gift’ from the PN government,” he quipped.
Lim also claimed the decision to question him was the “latest act of political persecution by Perikatan Nasional”, where the current government had “weaponised” enforcement agencies against the opposition.
The former prime minister said Lim should instead be called in on the first week of next year.
“Don’t give them ammunition to instigate the rakyat,” he said in a Facebook post, alluding to the opposition.
Earlier today, Lim, who is DAP secretary-general, revealed that police were currently investigating him over two press releases he made in 2019, when he was still finance minister.
“I will likely be seeing the police on Thursday, a Christmas ‘gift’ from the PN government,” he quipped.
Lim also claimed the decision to question him was the “latest act of political persecution by Perikatan Nasional”, where the current government had “weaponised” enforcement agencies against the opposition.
Guanee must be found guilty of something and jailed. This is because in Malaysia we practice muhibbah, if Malay kena masuk penjara then must find Chinese to masuk oso. Indian too if can find some besi buruk or potong rumput guys.
ReplyDeleteBut PM, DPM, Menteri Kanan dan Kiri all must be Malay. Muhibbah not relevant here. That is why Wee KHAT Siong is Menteri Jaga Kereta and Saravanan Menteri Buruh Bangla.
Yes , this is how people I have spoken to in PAS justify this.
DeleteIf PN brazenly buries the cases of Zahid and Kunan, the political price will be too steep.
So to balance this, Lim Guan Eng must be made to pay the price - by whatever charges necessary.
Ku Nan dapat 12 bulan penjara for taking 2 million bribe, tambah lagi 6 bulan kalau tak bayar denda 2 juta.
ReplyDeleteJadi bayar balik bribe sudah cukup?????
Tapi Ku Nan sudah bilang 2 juta = pocket money.
And to 99% of Malaysians we will prefer to spend 6 bulan dalam pejara and keep the 2 million bribe.
Chief Justice Tengku Maimun apa macam?
Don't keep giving the loudspeaker to this corrupt convicted criminal ( hint : I'm not referring to Lim Guan Eng)
ReplyDeleteKT love to give bullhorn to his fave Jibby, like when Jibby defended his decision to list FGV in 2012, Jibby claimed "not a single minister objected", not even Wee KHAT Siong ha ha ha....
DeleteSo Jibby is claiming it was a collective cabinet responsibility to list FGV, but today Tok Pa say FGV sudah pokai.
Similarly Toonsie's cabinets in the 80s and 90s, which included Jibby, did not object to the many "scandals" like BMF, Maminco, Perwaja, Proton etc etc that KT like to regurgitate, but why he blame only Toonsie but not Jibby or the then-cabinet?
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No minister objected to FGV listing, says Najib
FMT Reporters -December 13, 2020
Felda owns a 21% stake in FGV Holdings, which is one of the world’s largest agricultural companies.
PETALING JAYA: No minister objected to Felda’s public listing as FGV Holdings, Najib Razak said today, disputing a claim by Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, Najib’s deputy at the time, that he had not agreed to the listing.
In a lengthy posting this evening, Najib said: “I remember, when the matter was brought up in a Cabinet meeting in 2012, no one objected to the listing. In fact, most were enthusiastic as a big portion of the listing proceeds would be given to the settlers.”
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Felda RM10.7 bil in debt, says minister
Faiz Zainudin -December 14, 2020
The Cabinet has approved a Felda recovery plan on Oct 14, which includes RM6 billion to help reduce Felda’s debts.
KUALA LUMPUR: Felda has accumulated a total debt of RM10.7 billion, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Economic Affairs) Mustapa Mohamed said today.
Mustapa told the Dewan Rakyat that Felda had been facing financial difficulties since 2013 due to a drop in earnings before tax.
“To ensure its daily operations run smoothly and its commitment to serve settlers, Felda had to take loans and now has RM10.7 billion in total debt.
“In September, Felda informed the government that it was unable to repay some of its debts and is having liquidity problems of RM1.3 billion,” he said in response to a question from Ahmad Nazlan Idris (BN-Jerantut).
Nazlan had questioned the Perikatan Nasional government’s plans in restoring Felda’s cash flow and managing its corporate debt.
Mustapa said Felda’s large amount of debt was due to Felda being publicly listed under FGV Holdings Bhd (FGV), along with its high settlers’ debt and low collection rate.
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a man no more in power become so humane, sympathetic n considerate. i guess najib oso read zhuangzi.
ReplyDeleteYaloh!
DeleteWith help of a dickheaded 犬养mfer in twisting 庄子 using its f*cked Formosa trained sophistry.
how he wished he was still the pm, it would then require just a direct call to the hm to sort it out instead of seeking attention in the media to inform the backstabing gomen that deliberate intimidation will backfire
ReplyDeleteHere is BIG CANNON / NUCLEAR BOMB ammo for DAP. Where is the picture of the hawker hawker throwing stones and ripping up his party membership card?
ReplyDeleteDeputy Education Minister Mah Hang Song and Wee KHAT Siong, the self-proclaimed protector of Chinese interests how now?
Saravanan?
Bila nak resign dari BN dan tumbangkan kerajaan pintu belakang?
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Govt axes funding for Chinese independent schools
Putrajaya will not be continuing with the Pakatan Harapan policy of funding Chinese independent schools.
This was confirmed by Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz in a written reply to Kulai MP Teo Nie Ching dated Dec 15...
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