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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

RAKYAT PANTANG DICABAR....



CERAMAH PERDANA: YB R SIVARASA YB LOH GWO BERN YB GAN PEI NEI SDR CHUA YEE LING

Date: Friday 28th August
Time: 8:00pm
Place: Dewan Masyarakat, Kpg Baru Subang

Kemenangan PR di Permatang Pasir - SYABAS USTAZ SALLEEH MAN

KEMENANGAN PAKATAN RAKYAT DI PILIHAN RAYA KECIL PERMATANG PASIR BUKTI RAKYAT TOLAK POLITIK UMNO-BN


Saya panjatkan rasa syukur di atas kemenangan Pakatan Rakyat di Pilihan Raya Kecil Permatang Pasir. Berbulan-bulan diasak fitnah sebagai pengkhianat bangsa dan berhadapan pembelotan, kemenangan hari ini membuktikan rakyat menolak politik acuan pimpinan umno-bn yang memecahbelahkan.


Penghargaan yang tidak terhingga saya ucapkan kepada seluruh jentera pilihan raya kecil, yang tetap bersabar mengharungi kepayahan pada bulan Ramadhan ini. Kepada YB Haji Salleh Man tahniah di atas kejayaan ini dan tunaikanlah amanah dan mandat yang diberikan rakyat.


Kemenangan dengan majoriti meyakinkan ini ternyata, menzahirkan keyakinan rakyat Malaysia terhadap Pakatan Rakyat, hasrat bergelora mahukan Perubahan dan masa depan Pakatan Rakyat yang pasti gemilang.




ANWAR IBRAHIM
KETUA PEMBANGKANG
DEWAN RAKYAT MALAYSIA

Monday, August 24, 2009

SIVARASA on PKR LUNAS WALK-OUT


Sivarasa suspects ‘cash inducement’ in PKR Lunas walk-out
By Syed Jaymal Zahiid



KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 23 — PKR vice-president R Sivarasa today shrugged off claims of a break in party ranks following their Lunas assemblyman turning independent, saying the Kedah executive councillor (exco) might have been “financially induced” to quit to portray internal division.

Mohd Radzhi Salleh today discarded his party membership and declared himself independent, a move which could cost him his state exco position.

His political aide disclosed the dissolution of the party’s Padang Serai division, which Lunas falls under, citing their disappointment with the central leadership as the main reason that prompted the move.

Sivarasa, however, said there is no basis for Radzhi to make such allegations, claiming he has not heard complaints from members against the party’s central leadership.

“There is no basis to what he is claiming. There is no crisis whatsoever. I think it is reasonable to believe that the he might have been offered a substantial amount of money to do so to create the impression that the party is in crisis,” Sivarasa told The Malaysian Insider.

Apart from Radzhi, PKR is represented by two other councillors: Bukit Selambau’s Manikumar Subramaniam and Bakar Arang assemblyman Tan Wei Shu.

Sivarasa, who is Subang member of parliament, said the party would leave the question of Radzhi’s exco position to Kedah Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Azizan Razak.

“I think it’s just a matter of time before Radzhi would be removed as an exco,” commented Sivarasa.

Prior to Radzhi’s resignation, PKR was in control of five seats in the 36-member Kedah legislative assembly while PAS has 16 and DAP one. Radzhi won the state seat by more than 10,000 votes in the last general election.

His resignation today marks the second time the Kedah Pakatan Rakyat has been hit by internal crisis.

In July, DAP’s sole assemblyman, Lee Guan Aik threatened to withdraw from the state coalition after disagreements with the PAS-led government

Saturday, August 22, 2009

RAKYAT PANTANG DICABAR ....

YB SIVARASA together with YB Loh Gwo Bern, YB Gan Pei Nei and Ms Chua Yee Leng plus other guest speakers will be speaking at a CERAMAH PERDANA titled:

RAKYAT PANTANG DICABAR - Membongkar Konspirasi BN Merampas Kuasa

Date: FRIDAY, 28th August
Time: 8:00pm
Place: Dewan Masyarakat, Kampung Baru Subang

All are invited and please tell your friends too. Link to your BLOGS.

Thank you.

Monday, August 3, 2009

Anti ISA Protest - The Illegal Arrests

YB Sivarasa together with the Leaders of the Pakatan Rakyat will be holding a Press Conference at PKR Head Office
Time: 11am
Date: Tuesday, 4th August
Place: PKR HQ, Merchant Square

Expected to be present at the Press Conference will be those who were arrested and subsequently charged at the Magistret's Court this afternoon (3rd Aug)

Watch Sivarasa"s arrest here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MpwMa-3Vqc

SIVARASA FREED - 3rd August 2009


By Asrul Hadi Abdullah Sani- Malaysian Insider



KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 3 — PKR vice-president R. Sivarasa, who was detained for allegedly taking part in the anti-Internal Security Act (ISA) rally in the federal capital on Saturday, was freed on bail today.

“I have just been released on police custody. I am not being charged at the moment. I am on police bail and supposed to report back on Aug 17. My main concern now is the remaining 30 arrested with me including two juveniles charged in court,” he said.

The Subang MP was among about 600 people arrested for taking part in the march against the ISA.

Sivarasa was brought to the Sessions Court this morning and released on police bail at noon. He has to report to the Dang Wangi police station on Aug 17.

Speaking to reporters on his release, Sivarasa said Saturday’s arrests illustrate the authoritarian behaviour of the Najib administration when violence was used to break up the peaceful rally.

He was shocked that juveniles were also among those arrested.

“The juveniles were not only arrested but also handcuffed contrary to lawful procedures. And also locked up with adult prisoners which is wrong,” he added.

Sivarasa questioned why the police applied to further remand the arrested when they could have been released on Saturday.

He was outraged that the police had attempted to remand the two juveniles.

“I want to ask the IGP and his political masters: what are you trying to do in trying to remand a 13- and 16-year-old? For God’s sake, what is in your mind?” he asked.

Sivarasa accused Barisan Nasional (BN) of sending a message by punishing the 30 people with court action.

He said this would not have any affect because Malaysians will continue to struggle for democracy.

“Malaysians now very clear want the right of peaceful assembly and we will continue to fight for it. We continue to fight till the day when Malaysia has the laws to guarantee the right to peaceful assembly like other democratic countries,” he said.