By HAMDAN RAJA ABDULLAH
metrose@thestar.com.my
TANGKAK: Some 14 non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
here have lodged police reports against Janji Bersih gathering
organisers in Kuala Lumpur for allowing some participants to step on the
pictures of national leaders.
The gathering, which also showed
some participants waving the Sang Saka Malaya flags, had also angered
many people from the various races in Ledang.
Protests:
Some pf the members from 14 non-governmental organisations in Ledang
protesting against the Janji Bersih gathering organisers after lodging
police reports at the Ledang police stations.
The
group’s representative Huzahim Zaaba said it was a shameful act and rude
for the participants to step on the pictures of the Prime Minister
Datuk Seri Najib Razak and wife Datin Seri Rosnah Mansor.
We urge
the police to act against those who were involved in organising the
gathering as well as those who stepped on the pictures.
We also want the police to detain those
who waved the Sang Saka Malaya flags as
they had clearly showed their plans to
change the national flag, he said after the group lodged reports at the Ledang police station recently.
Huzahim,
who is also the Muar Ex-Policemen Association deputy chairman, said
among the NGOs involved are Ledang Silat Sendeng Association, Ledang 4B
Youth Movement, Ledang Ex-Army Association, Ledang Perkasa and the
Ledang Youth Council.
He said the Home Ministry should be stern
in such matters as the incidents had triggered anger among the people
and affected the pride of the nation.
SOURCE: THE STAR, SEPT 8, 2012
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