Nizar Jumpa Rakyat Bukit Gantang Pada 26 Mac.

DS Nizar jadual untuk seminggu ini agak .Sepatutnya DS Nizar bersolat Jumaat di DUN Trong dan bertemu rakyat di sini.

DS Nizar mempunyai satu meyuarat penting PR pada pukul 3 petang di Ipoh.Di samping itu DS Nizar akan bertemu ADUN PR untuk membincangkan persidangan DUN 30 Mac .

Bagi PR sidang DUN Perak yang kita faham dipanggil oleh Speaker V.Sivakumar .

DS Nizar akan bertemu rakyat dalam satu Forum di Surau Annajah,Matang. 9.15 malam pada 26 Mac ini.

Sehubungan dengan itu DS Nizar meminta Sekretariat Parlimen mengatur program masyarakat untuk menggantikan program yang ditangguhkan.

Apa sudah jadi 2 AJK PAS Bukit Gantang masuk PKR?

Kita menulis ini untuk diambil ikhtibar dan pendoman agar perkara remeh bagi segilintir pihak tidak kepada pihak yang terlibat dapat diatasi dan supaya tidak berulang!

Bagi kita hubungan boleh menjadi renggang jika setiap isu tidak diselesaikan secara baik.Contohnya apabila terdapat individu yang kita tidak kenali mendaftar dua AJK Pas Kawasan Bukit Gantang sebagai ahli PKR Cabang Taiping.

Cuba kita bayangkan Penolong S/U Kawasan dan juga Pengarah MTD Kuala Sapetang dan S/U Lajnah Penerangan Kawasan dipanggil mesyuarat Agung Tahunan PKR Cabang Taiping.Mereka ini dipanggil siap dengan mencatat nombor ahli PKR.

Kononnya mereka sendiri isi borang dan keahlian terus dari ibu pejabat PKR.Kita khuatir terdapat anasir "jahat" cuba merosakkan hubungan baik PAS -PKR -DAP.

Isu keahlian bagi ahli PAS amat besar.Mungkin bagi pihak berkenaan isu kecil.Bagi kita yang berjawatan sebagai pimpinan PAS Kawasan isu ini boleh menyebabkan masalah keluarga,masalah mayarakat dan fitnah berterusan.

Kita berharap mereka berlapang dada dalam isu mengambil ahli PAS sebagai ahli PKR.Jangan seperti kata seorang teman,cari keahlian dan tambah keahlian PKR sekadar untuk menyenangkan DS Anwar Ibrahim.

Lantik Pengerusi PAC daripada Pembangkang- Ustaz Nasharuddin Mat Isa

KUALA LUMPUR: Seorang Ahli Parlimen hari ini mencadangkan supaya jawatan Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Kira-Kira Wang Negara (PAC) diberikan kepada pihak pembangkang bagi memastikan ketelusan badan itu.

Nasharudin Mat Isa (PAS-Bachok) berkata, walaupun tidak dinafikan bahawa anggota pembangkang turut berada dalam jawatankuasa itu, namun jawatan tertinggi yang boleh dipegang oleh anggota pembangkang hanyalah jawatan Timbalan Pengerusi, yang pada ketika ini dipegang oleh Dr Tan Seng Giaw (DAP-Kepong).

Pengerusi PAC kini dipegang oleh Datuk Seri Azmi Khalid (BN-Padang Besar).

"Kalau PAC sebagai badan yang sepatutnya menilai, mengawasi dan membuat komen (tentang keputusan kerajaan) datang dari wakil-wakil kerajaan, kita tak dapat melihat ketelusan. Kadang-kadang banyak carian-carian dan hasil-hasil yang dikeluarkan PAC menimbulkan keraguan kepada rakyat dan wakil rakyat," katanya ketika membahaskan usul Menjunjung Kasih Titah Ucapan Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin, dalam sidang Dewan Rakyat di sini.

Nasharudin sebelum itu mencadangkan pewujudan sistem jawatankuasa di Parlimen bagi memantapkan sistem Parlimen di negara ini, seperti yang diamalkan di banyak negara membangun dan maju, termasuk Australia dan New Zealand.

Beliau berkata, penubuhan sistem itu adalah untuk menilai cadangan undang-undang, menyemak bajet dan pengawasan kerajaan yang berkesan.

Dengan wujudnya sistem itu, kejadian seperti penarikan balik undang-undang yang telah dibentangkan dapat dielakkan kerana ia perlu dibentangkan kepada anggota jawatankuasa terlebih dahulu, selain menjimatkan masa perbahasan bajet kerana bajet tersebut telah dibentangkan di hadapan anggota-anggota jawatankuasa yang telah dilantik, katanya.

Nasharudin berkata, setiap anggota jawatankuasa patut diberikan akses maklumat untuk tiap-tiap kementerian.

Bagi menjadikan Parlimen negara ini berfungsi sebagai Parlimen bertaraf dunia, Nasharudin berkata Parlimen perlu menjadi lebih mesra rakyat dan dijadikan tempat rujukan rakyat mengenai permasalahan semasa termasuk isu akademik.

Beliau berkata, beberapa hari juga wajar diperuntukkan bagi anggota dewan bertemu secara langsung dengan rakyat termasuk wakil-wakil badan-badan bukan kerajaan (NGO), wakil-wakil penduduk dan mahasiswa.

Persidangan dewan bersambung hari ini. - BERNAMA

Riuh Bukit Gantang Setiusaha Lajnah Penerangan Masuk PKR

SMS dan telefon tidak berhenti ,menyatakan S.U Lajnah Penerangan Pas Bukit Gantang telah masuk PKR.

Bad Ali semasa itu Ketua Kampung Larut Tin Kerajaan PR Perak telah menerima surat panggilan Mesyuarat PKR Cabang Taiping.

Beliau hairan kenapa dianggap ahli PKR sedangkan tidak pernah memohon jadi ahli PKR.Difahamkan ramai lagi ahli PAS telah didaftarkan sebagai Ahli PKR Cabang Taiping.

Kita juga difahamkan penolong setiausaha Pas Kawasan juga turut menerima surat jemputan mesyuarat PKR Cabang Taiping siap disertakan nombor ahli.

Laporan polis bukan cari kebenaran tapi buruk Anwar-Akmal Kamarudin

IPOH: Dewan Pemuda PAS Negeri Perak (DPPN Pk) hairan dengan sikap yang ditunjukkan oleh Pergerakan Pemuda Umno Negeri Perak yang diketuai oleh Maslin Sham Haji Razman walaupun hampir 18 Pemuda Umno Bahagian tidak menyokong kepimpinannya hari semalam telah berani tampil membuat laporan Polis terhadap Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Malah Maslin dengan lantang mencadangkan Datuk Seri Anwar ditahan di bawah ISA.

Pemuda PAS Perak merasa pelik dengan hujah yang dikemukakan oleh Maslin berkaitan Datuk Seri Anwar di dalam isu 16 September, sepatutnya laporan polis tersebut dibuat terhadap Datuk Seri Zahrain Mohamed Hashim, Ahli Parlimen Bebas Bayan Baru yang mendedahkan perkara tersebut yang bersifat tuduhan dan bukannya terhadap Datuk Seri Anwar.

Demikian dinyatakan oleh Ketua Penerangan Pemuda PAS Perak, Mohd Akmal Kamarudin dalam satu kenyataan medianya di sini semalam.

"Belum lagi penyasiatan Polis di lakukan, terus Pemuda Umno Perak meminta supaya pingat Datuk Seri ditarik semula daripada Datuk Seri Anwar, ini langsung tidak rasional," katanya.

Menurutnya Pemuda PAS Perak curiga dengan laporan Polis yang telah dibuat kerana bukan tujuan mencari kebenaran tetapi berusaha memburukkan imej Datuk Seri Anwar semata-mata.

Oleh itu Pemuda PAS Perak meminta agar Pemuda Umno Perak jangan hanya berani di belakang payung perundangan yang mereka kuasai semata-mata, tetapi penakut berhadapan dengan pentas kebenaran dan keadilan dengan menggunakan hujah yang rasional sama seperti kes isu rampasan kuasa di Negeri Perak. johari jaafar

Hati-hati Buletin Burukkan TG Haji Hadi

Kita telah membaca satu buletin Ekspressi yang tidak tahu siapa yang menerbit dan yang mengedar.

Sudah tiga keluaran kita mengikuti dan membaca edaran yang kita tidak tahu siapa tuan punya.

Keluaran 19 Februari buletin ini penulis memburukkan TG Haji Hadi.Di mana satu artikel itu siap menyiarkan pandangan pengkomen yang memburuk dan memfitnah TG Haji Hadi.

Kita mendapat tahu buletin "haram "ini diedar kepada Setiausaha Pas Kawasan.Bertujuan untuk melaga-lagakan pimpinan PAS Kawasan dan supaya tidak memberi wala' kepada Pimpinan PAS.

Nizar: Pandangan dari London!

Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Mariam Mokhtar
Nizar: From national outcast to toast of London.

ANWAR has charisma, but Nizar oozes sincerity. That was the verdict of a core of devoted followers after three successive days of lectures in London.

They were captivated by the oratory skills and engaging manner of Perak’s ousted mentri besar. He possesses indomitable spirit. He seems passionate in his political convictions. And he is not weighted down by personal baggage. Many opined that he is a future prime minister of Malaysia.

Nizar Jamaluddin’s talk at Imperial College, “The Challenges of Islam and Democracy in Malaysia”, was an impromptu event attended by 100 people, mostly Malaysians studying or working in England. They weren’t all Ipohites or Perakians; some were lured by curiosity.

Over the past few days, Malaysians have been very supportive of the talks by Anwar Ibrahim and Nizar.

So, is this crowd starved of Malaysian news, repulsed by mainstream media reports or simply bored? Or could it be the imminence of a general election, and these people have lost patience with BN’s conduct after decades in power?

Have they finally been stirred into action to find out more about what goes on ‘back home’?

Or have the politicians decided to extend the battlefield, fighting for hearts and minds of Malaysians, by enlisting their support abroad?

If we were to crystallise the feelings of fury against an out-of-touch Umno elite, then BN would be thrashed, if the votes of Malaysians abroad were included.

It was alleged by members of the audience, that at one time, Malaysians, living in the UK, could cast their votes at the High Commission. Apparently, this right to vote in a Malaysian election ended in the 1960s.

Nizar’s delegation included the state assemblyman for Titi Serong, Dr Khalil Idham Lim and Perak PAS deputy commissioner Dr Asmuni Awi.

The ex-Perak mentri besar opened his lecture with a short blessing and a passage from the Quran (5/8) “Oh you who believe…” Throughout his talk, his emphasis was on restoration of trust, establishing truth and on being just.

'Tactical advantage' of governance

He guided us from Pakatan’s ‘birth’ in Perak, at 3am on 9 February 2008, through the pangs of afterbirth and the inevitable early demise of his government.

If Kelantan was the precedent, then Perak was a wake-up call for BN. That is why Perak is the watershed in Malaysian political history, and BN was prompted by the old saying, “drastic times call for drastic measures”.

We may feel that Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak should be concentrating his efforts on reviving the economy or tackling the two million illegal migrant labour problem or corruptions in high office or unexplained deaths of people in custody. We may find it distasteful for BN to shamefully tarnish Pakatan’s reputation, as part of their programme of ‘drastic measures’.

But those who think that BN is being distracted from the true business of government are missing the point entirely.

The business of government under Najib is the day-to-day tactical advantage in politics. Sullying the characters and sabotaging the good efforts of Pakatan is how BN operates.

In a previous by-election, BN had accused Nizar of selling out the Malays by giving land titles to the Chinese. But what had been omitted by the BN-controlled media is that he had also given 7,000 acres of land (1,200 residential lots) to the Malays for planned villages.

He explained that 134 new villages were created during the Emergency and that two or three generations of Chinese had since occupied these plots, but had never been given land-titles. Incredulously, his efforts to be just and equal earned him the title of ‘DAP stooge’.

Rich then, poor now

Nizar related how he first entered politics and that although he gained morally, he lost financially. He expressed his disgust at the scant attention being paid to the Perak budget.

Perak was at one time, one of the richest states in Malaysia. Malaysia then, was comparable with the economies of Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea.

Today, we are a shadow of the economies of Vietnam and Indonesia. But when Brazilian industrialists insist that any disputes must be heard in the Singapore courts, this is the most damning indictment of investor-confidence.

It is a mockery that the senior woman Perak Exco member who utters racist remarks against the Indians, is the one who is also promoting Najib’s 1Malaysia. A member of the audience also wondered if Malaysia replaced one form of colonialism for another – ketuanan Melayu.

In fact, it is encouraging to find an audience composed of young people, both male and female, intelligent and articulate, concerned and passionate about the governance of Malaysia.

'Biggest tragedy'

But will they fulfill Nizar’s dream of restoring integrity to Malaysian politics, by returning a democratic government which is decided by the people and not by a court? Or will these fine brains, who are experienced and been exposed to various influences, precipitate what he terms the “biggest tragedy”, if they were to return and support Umno?

The road to Merdeka was one of unity, with the three major races working together to achieve their ‘own rule’; therefore, it seems ironic that they traded their freedom for shackles in body (ISA detentions), spirit (draconian laws) and mind (BTN).

Who says there is democracy and freedom of expression in Malaysia?

These talks were at London universities, with a Malaysian audience, expressing differing views, in an amiable environment. In stark contrast, students are threatened with disciplinary action when they tried to attend a national university students’ congress in Petaling Jaya.

Nizar’s wish was for returning Malaysians to reject BN’s race-based politics. Although the internet is a powerful tool for Malaysians living abroad to access news about home, the same cannot be said for those living in rural areas of Malaysia.

If kampong communities are to be transformed, and the attitudes of voters to be influenced or directed, Nizar must go out and meet them head-on, just as he did in London.

If not, the consequences will be disastrous. —Malaysian Mirror