Pas tuduh BN ciplak Manifesto PR...

Menjelang pilihanraya umum ke 13, PAS percaya Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak akan menceduk lebih banyak janji Pakatan Rakyat kerana situasi semakin mendesak buat beliau dan Umno-BN.

“Menjelang tarikh PRU yang semakin dekat, tidak mustahil PM akan mengumumkan langkah drastik termasuklah menghapuskan pinjaman PTPTN dan penurunan harga minyak. 

"Ini akan dilakukan demi mendapat sokongan rakyat terbanyak khususnya di kalangan anak-anak muda,” kata Ketua Penerangan PAS Pusat Datuk Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man dalam satu kenyataannya hari ini.

Tuan Ibrahim juga mengulas tindakan Najib ke Masjid Sri Petaling dengan memakai kopiah dan berkain sarung dan membawa keluarga untuk beristirehat di The Curve di khalayak orang ramai.

Baginya, tindakan itu tidak mengejutkan apatah lagi bilamana ia berlaku menjelang PRU13.

“Kerana pada pandangan umum, dalam situasi terdesak seperti dialami BN-Umno kini yang sudah di ambang kekalahan, pelbagai wajah boleh dijelma asal ianya berjaya menarik perhatian pengundi.

"Nampaknya satu persatu tindakan yang dilakukan oleh pimpinan PR akan diikuti oleh Perdana Menteri, bahkan tawaran Buku Jingga turut diikuti, walau pada mulanya ia diserang habis-habisan,” kata Tuan Ibrahim.

Pesuruhjaya PAS Pahang itu turut berkata tindakan meniru tawaran PR dengan terus mengisytihar melalui pelbagai jenama baru, walaupun asasnya sama, membuktikan Najib kekeringan idea dalam meneruskan kepimpinan negara.

Najib, katanya juga berhadapan pelbagai pergolakan dalaman termasuk agihan kerusi yang masih belum selesai.

"PM juga tertekan dengan kemungkinan kehilangan kerusi Presiden Umno jika gagal memulihkan BN seperti yang dikatakan Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad baru-baru ini.

"Walau apapun rakyat tetap menunggu ketibaan hari mereka untuk menobatkan kerajaan baru dan barisan kepimpinan baru  yang lebih berwibawa dan mampu menggalas amanah. insyaAllah,” tambah Tuan Ibrahim.

Pas seperti takut dengan bayang-bayang sendiri,mengapa perlu hebohkan isu  manifesto sehangat ini.Pas seolah-olah sudah ketandusan idea.

Sekat Ahli Parlimen Pakatan, BN salah guna kuasa – Tian Chua

Menyekat ahli politik berlainan parti berkempen merupakan penyalahgunaan kuasa, kata Naib Presiden KEADILAN, Tian Chua.

Ahli Parlimen Batu itu mengulas tindakan menghalang beliau daripada masuk ke Sabah oleh Jabatan Imigresen di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kota Kinabalu, semalam.

Beliau yang tiba di Kota Kinabalu pada jam 11.05 pagi itu kemudiannya terus dinaikkan pesawat sama untuk dihantar pulang ke Kuala Lumpur tanpa sebarang sebab.

Turut bersama Tian yang dijadual ke ceramah Pakatan Rakyat di negeri itu, Timbalan Presiden PAS, Mohamad Sabu dan Ahli Parlimen Tuaran, Datuk Seri Wilfred Bumburing.

“Setelah mendarat, saya dibawa ke pejabat Imigresen dan disekat dari memasuki Sabah menurut Subseksyen 66 Akta Imigresen. Ia adalah arahan dari kerajaan negeri dan saya langsung tidak diberi alasan atas tindakan tersebut,” kata Tian pada sidang media di ibu pejabat parti, hari ini.

Seksyen 66 Akta Imigresen memperuntukkan setiap individu perlu memperolehi permit atau pas untuk memasuki Timur Sabah iaitu Sabah dan Sarawak melainkan seseorang itu rakyat negeri tersebut, atau Ahli Parlimen, atau merupakan hakim Mahkamah Persekutuan atau penjawat awam.

“Sebagai ahli politik dan pimpinan KEADILAN, kita hormati hak kerajaan Sabah di bawah Seksyen 66. Namun sebagai Ahli Parlimen, peruntukan itu tidak boleh menghalang saya dari memasuki Timur Malaysia,” kata Tian.

“Apatahlagi kini Parlimen sudah dibubarkan dan kita memasuki tempoh kempen. Semua parti berhak untuk sampaikan mesej ke seluruh negara,” katanya.

Menurutnya, kerajaan Sabah kini merupakan kerajaan sementara dan menyekat kemasukan ahli politik atau aktivis dari pihak lawan merupakan penyalahgunaan kuasa.

“Berapa ramai lagi ahli politik dari Semenanjung yang akan dihalang hanya kerana pimpinan kerajaan negeri berasa tidak senang hati? Dengan sekatan itu mungkinkah pilihan raya akan  bersih dan adil?” tegasnya.

Justeru, Tian mendesak Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya (SPR) menyatakan pendirian berhubung penyalahgunaan kuasa tersebut.

“SPR perlu jelaskan pendirian sama ada Kerajaan Negeri Sabah dan Sarawak masih ada hak untuk halang dan sekat ketelusan proses pilihan raya dalam tempoh berkempen ini,” katanya. 

Tian Chuan tak abis-abis nak buat "havoc" ada saja yang tak kena.Orang cmni tak patut jadi wakil rakyat,sebab diri sendiripun banyak masalah.

No room for personal agenda, says Najib

Barisan Nasional (BN) will not allow personal goals to overshadow party objectives in its battle during the upcoming general election.

Its president, Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak, today said candidacy and seat allocations are simply processes in the general election and are not the party's end objective, which is to form a strong and viable government.

"The purpose of my meeting with party leaders is to explain to them that the final process in the preparation for the election is to determine seat allocation and candidates, and I also explained to them a few factors which we will take into consideration in seat allocation and decisions on candidacy.

"This is so they understand that the selection process is a complex and complicated process, and it is impossible to fulfil the wishes of all parties," Najib said at a press conference.

He said the objective is to form a government, and urged all hopefuls to accept this is as a fact.

"Candidacy should be a means to an end ... of forming a strong government. We will not allow other feelings or considerations to replace this objective," he stressed.

He also said the decision on candidates will take into account factors such as candidate acceptability, capability and track record in order to come to a fair decision for all.

Najib, who is also Umno president, said the full list of candidates for BN is expected to be revealed in a few days.

"We will use, with a few tweaks, the 2008 'template' for seat allocation. We will change the template according to the results of the 2008 general election.

"However, the candidates who lost in 2008 will not necessarily be left out. We need to be flexible in naming our candidates based on current needs. If a defeated candidate has worked hard and is accepted by the constituents, he has a chance to be fielded again," he said.

Meanwhile, when approached by reporters after the meeting, party leaders weighed in on Najib's message.

Malacca Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam called on all concerned to put party interests first.

"Leave the candidacy to the BN leadership. To those who do not get a seat, do not despair. Party first, candidates second," he said.

Former Perlis chief minister Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim said success will come to those who are patient.

"To those who do not get a place, be patient and take it as a test. To those who (are chosen), be grateful," he said.

Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said members should support chosen candidates to give BN a concrete foundation to get through the election smoothly without any form of sabotage.

"Candidates have to be given full support by all members," he stressed.

MIC deputy president Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam said Najib's message was "complete" and well accepted by all who heard it.

The general election, set for May 5, is expected to be the most fiercely contested yet, with Najib needing a strong mandate to remain in power after 2008's shocking upset, where the BN lost its traditional two-thirds majority.

Tian Chua to defend Batu seat

 Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) vice-president Chua Tian Chang (pix), also known as Tian Chua, will defend his Batu parliamentary seat.

PKR president Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail said in a statement today that Tian Chua was nominated despite being fined RM2,000 by the High Court for biting a policeman during a demonstration in 2009.

"PKR takes the view that Tian Chua is qualified to stand as a candidate notwithstanding a RM2,000 fine meted out to him in a criminal prosecution," she said.

On June 17, 2010, High Court judge Ghazali Cha reduced a magistrate's court ruling on the case to a RM2,000 fine or two months' jail from the initial RM3,000 fine and six-month jail term.

The judge also ruled that the fine did not disqualify him from being an MP.

"PKR expects that the Election Commission will instruct the returning officer in Batu accordingly," Wan Azizah said.

Meanwhile, PKR secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said the allocation of seats within Pakatan Rakyat (PR) was determined by three principles aimed at ensuring that PR defeats Barisan Nasional (BN).

Seats won by a PR component party in 2008 would continue to be maintained by it.

A member of a party who is acknowledged as a 'winnable' candidate should be given priority to defend the proposed seat.

Lastly, seats that were lost in 2008 and are still maintained by PR can be negotiated among component parties with the aim of overthrowing BN.

Tengok sama ada Parilmen Batu dapat si bedebah ni pertahankan atau pun tidak.Jangan bagi peluang pad dia.