The 10 opposition Members of Parliament (namely Bandar Tun Razak, Batu, Cheras, Wangsa Maju, Kepong, Titiwangsa, Lembah Pantai, Bukit Bintang, Segambut and Seputeh) met last night (25-03-08) at Federal Hotel.

The following resolutions were unanimously resolved:

1. We, the 10 opposition Members of Parliament in Kuala Lumpur, note that two months prior to the 12^th General Elections (GE) DBKL was very relax in taking actions against the hawkers, petty traders, DBKL tenants and others.

1. We also note that immediately after the completion of the 12^th GE, resulting in the clear rejection of BN by the KL residents, DBKL swung into actions to victimize and/or punish the hawkers, petty traders and threaten to victimize and/or punish the DBKL tenants in the opposition held constituencies, for the miserable performance of BN in the GE.

1. We strongly condemn DBKL for involving itself in politics and taking such concerted actions to victimize and/or punish the hawkers, petty traders and DBKL tenants for exercising their democratic rights in the 12^th GE to elect the 10 opposition MPs from PKR, DAP and PAS in Kuala Lumpur.

1. We call upon the Datuk Bandar Kuala Lumpur to immediately stop the political actions in victimizing and/or punishing the hawkers, petty traders and DBKL tenants for exercising their democratic to elect the MPs of their choice.

Dated 26^th March 2008

Signed by:

YAB Tan Sri Abd Khalid Ibrahim

Ahli Parlimen Bandar Tun Razak

YB Dr Tan Seng Giaw

Ahli Parlimen Kepong

YB Tian Chua

Ahli Parlimen Batu

YB Wee Choo Keong

Ahli Parlimen Wangsa Maju

YB Dr Lo’ Lo’ Mohamad Ghazali

Ahli Parlimen Titiwangsa

YB Nurul Izzah Anwar

Ahli Parlimen Lembah Pantai

YB Theresa Kok

Ahli Parlimen Seputeh

YB Tan Kok Wai

Ahli Parlimen Cheras

YB Fong Kui Lun

Ahli Parlimen Bukit Bintang

YB Lim Lip Eng

Ahli Parlimen Segambut

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written by zul4kulim, March 26, 2008 12:26:57

Way to go

For UMNO/Bn and cronies, there is a country for you

http://1426.blogspot.com/2008/...ogues.html

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written by shamadz72, March 26, 2008 12:27:19

I believed if what DBKL did is just enforcing the law, then it is fair. No one should be above the law. But if what the DBKL did is punishing those traders way above what is required by the law than there is a case for us to take necessary action against this abuse

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written by little dragon, March 26, 2008 12:31:25

bring back local council elections n kick these little napoleons OUT!!!

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written by RumahPanjai, March 26, 2008 12:32:03

Any possibility that the running dogs of the old regime can be replaced? Their sudden enthusiasm leaves a lot to be desired. Like their old master they too need to be castrated.

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written by apa jadi, March 26, 2008 12:32:13

1) Get the head honcho out. The officers are only acting on instruction. It quells all punitive revenges on the poor people.
2) Go for local council election. Get them to work their worth.

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written by cocomomo, March 26, 2008 12:32:28

Hey, don't call yourselves the "opposition" in KL. You are the majority - grouping of the majority or whatever. The opposition in KL is the bn!!

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written by Kimm, March 26, 2008 12:32:39

I'm seeing the days of Lee Lam Thye era now coming back and being carried out by the People's chosen REP. Lee LT was the Hawkers' champion irrespective the races in KL. Great Job and good move to stop the 'tic for tac' tactic by DBKL. The mayor must be sack too.

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written by strupper2003, March 26, 2008 12:34:29

The political tsunami did not blow far enough to clean up DBKL but it wont be long.

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written by mijoan, March 26, 2008 12:36:19

THIS IS TOTAL ABUSE OF POWER

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written by Mr Smith, March 26, 2008 12:42:46

These idiots never learn. They should realize that threats don't work anymore. This is the easiest way to destroy what is left of BN in the next general elections.

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written by riboak, March 26, 2008 12:45:28

Watch out local councils. If Makkal Sakthi can kick BN in the ass, it can kick the ass out of you if u act with injustice.

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written by Atheist, March 26, 2008 12:53:19

The mayor and DBKL exco should be elected posts .... then we will see the change in attitude. Else, it is difficult to reason with people who can afford not to care and/or nothing to lose !!!

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written by Dominic, March 26, 2008 12:56:25

Dear Shamadz72, its very glaring why they did that. Once they do not get what they want i.e. the hawkers and traders vote,they will go and make things difficult for these innocent victims. Thats the practise in every election. We had cases before in Sarawak when civil servant who was suspected of voting for the opposition were transfered to the interior away from their families. Even canteen operators had their licence cancelled. All this is no better than day light robbery!!

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written by future, March 26, 2008 12:58:43

More or less DBKL is run and manage as though it is belong to UMNO.The
Mayor is the puppet to carry out orders from the UMNO'S Sultan.

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written by picadilly, March 26, 2008 12:58:46

Though the people of Kl are under represented because there is no adUN for KL, 2 of the KL reps are part of Selangor State EXCO. They should form a Similiar Exco for KL and run KL like a state. Whats the point of winning the KL when its run by Zulhasnan of the Opposition in KL and Mayor who dont give a damn.

Its time Kl citizens take Back Kl into their hands through their MPs. This is a superb showing by KL that they reject BN but BN still controlling Kl through proxy. its most unfair and most indemocratic. bring back the local town council elections and let The MPs voice strongly in the selection of Mayor. why should KL be neglected?

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written by krising1, March 26, 2008 13:03:35

Pah Bodoh, you sid you will listen. This is not listening. Punishing voters for exercising their legitomate right right is not listening. YOu and the UMNOputears will be blown away in the next election. Citizens of KL, just be patient.

As pointed out by someone here, we also have to observe the law. If action is being taken because the law has been broken, we have no grounds to protest. Where it is unjust, fight them all the way.

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written by HARIMAU BIN ABDULLAH, March 26, 2008 13:06:05

This kind of treatment will certainly create hard-feelings which can lead to chaos. It shows how stupid our enforcement people are...bad culture.

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written by Jeffrey Altamu, March 26, 2008 13:10:13

It is high time we have the Mayor of Wilayah Persekutuan selected from the then Opposition and now the 'Government'. Let make it happen to EJECT the current impotent, greedy, power crazy and ninkampoop Mayor!!!

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written by Jeffrey Altamu, March 26, 2008 13:15:29

By the way, there is neither SIGHTS nor SOUNDS of the NATIONAL BERUK. Does anyone knows of his whereabouts? Oops! I am referring to that S-I-L, Datuk Beruk Khairy Jamaludin anak/angkat Orangutan.

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written by Wisdom above, March 26, 2008 13:15:48

Vote of no-confidence for the Mayor and Minister of Federal Territory.

Syabas. Barisan Rakyat.

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written by TB Tan, March 26, 2008 13:19:48

With 10 out of 13 parliamentary constituencies in Wilayah Persekutuan being held by the non-ruling government, it seems a very odd situation that the adminstrator of these areas is an appointed minister from the ruling government. How can this MP's collectively have a say on the policies in the areas that they represent without having the authority to shape the policies? Can anyone shed some light on this in from the legal aspects of it? Personally I find this situation very odd as the majority voice is governed by the minority.

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written by talkingback79, March 26, 2008 13:20:19

'SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE' ARE VERY BIG WORDS USED ALL OVER THE WORLD WHEN SHACKLES OF OPPRESSION ARE REMOVED AND DEMOCRACY REVIVED. THESE WORDS HAVE COME TO MALAYSIA.....AT LAST.

My respect and confidence in the new opposition front is endorsed....by the hour.

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written by Iliyas, March 26, 2008 13:24:45

The residents of Kota Kinabalu are facing bigger problems,hawkers in and around the city are monopolize by illegal immigrants.DBKK is fully responsible for this and the Mayor should be SACK for encouraging and allowing this to happen.
But,oh yes slip my mind,the Mayor of Kota Kinabalu is related to the Pakistani Musa Aman.The "FILIPINOS"now are MyKad holders and protected by these BN morons.

Perhaps our BR MP"s could lend a hand by speaking for us in Parliament.We don't trust BN MP's in Sabah,this could have change had Sabahans voted them out.Sadly this didn't happen,hence the Sabah Syndrome of Corruption and Greed.

We thank you in advance YB BR MP's.

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written by Daryl, March 26, 2008 13:30:48

tsk, tsk, tsk.... BN politicians.... you bunch of corrupt, ah long, samseng, mat rempit and whatever type of evil human beings you are. I always believe if Malaysian have a ratio of 9:1 of bad/corrupt and good/honest politicians. I guess I am wrong about the 90% not only they are bad/corrupt but also idiot/arrogant/ignorant and still thinking they are going to win everything back in the next election.
What make you think by punishing the rakyat is going to make you get elected again in the next election. Don't forget you lost five states and alos the 2/3 majority in the Parliment. If you are not careful you guys are probably going to be history....

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written by bumi non malay, March 26, 2008 13:46:20

10 Tigers of WP.....take to the streets in POWER with the People and Tell the DBKL....and the Mayor...their jobs at stake......Don't for once think your jobs are so difficult requiring a PHD. I can get anyone to replace you Lazy Crooks.....be warned!!

Rakyat/MP....lets set up a team to replace every sector of their jobs unit by unit.....nothing is too difficult if we work together for a Better Malaysia!!

For Freedom of Religion, Freedom from Racism, Freedom of Press and Freedom From ISA!!

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written by Hockchew, March 26, 2008 13:53:04

Datuk Bandar must be sacked if what the MPs said is correct.

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written by batsman, March 26, 2008 14:19:45

UMNO's communist-type machinery of power has to be gradually dismantled if the BR want to rule without sabotage and disruption.

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written by penang1, March 26, 2008 14:21:28

Any lawyer here?

Want to know if there is a legal way to sue the DBKL and declare them ILLEGAL ?

The people living in KL are also citizens of Malaysia. They have all the rights the rest of Malaysian citizens have. They ought to have the right to NOT BE HARASSED by the DBKL.

Any lawyer here can help out, please?

Thank you !

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written by speedberg, March 26, 2008 14:24:11

My!my! Will they ever learn??? Don't they know the " Blog Power "?
The " Real peoples' leaders " have spoken, LISTEN TO THEM Before you are blown-away by another calamity!!!

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written by speedberg, March 26, 2008 14:33:44

Just remember! There are alot of people on their bended knees, FASTING and in PRAYERS for the newly elected leaders to effectively govern & lead.There is a hand
from above to guide them.

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written by Tan Tan, March 26, 2008 14:52:44

Dear Raja Petra,

Can you explain to me how come KL is still under BN control whereby 90% of parliament members are from opposition?

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written by penang1, March 26, 2008 15:15:05

Can you explain to me how come KL is still under BN control whereby 90% of parliament members are from opposition?

KL is wilayah persekutuan. KL is under the Federal Government, just like Labuan and Putrajaya.

Because of Mahathir, the people in KL have lost their right to govern themselves. They have NO VOICE in the running of their own city. It's the Federal Government that is calling the shot.

That is why, we have a "Minister for Federal Territories" and then a DBKL, all appointed by the Federal Government, and all are cronies.

Still remember the case where hawkers have to pay RM4000 to a big-shot's son just to get a place in KL to sell things during the Ramadhan, several years ago?

That happened precisely because KL is under direct control of the Federal Government.

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written by Francis, March 26, 2008 16:11:26

Get the Be End mayor on the run.

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written by nathan, March 26, 2008 16:48:51

Where is the democracy.. we voted for?

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written by Beezee_Beezee, March 26, 2008 18:05:09

Again...we the oppossition the professional. Put those people under Inquiry and if they are not doing their job as per their role and responsibility we should ask them to resign and if they do not then we sack them all. UMNO/BN still thinks that they can act like in the past. As they are all living in the PAST just like KERISPUttING with his Keris....
WAKE-up UMNOputras just be what the BR leaders are. Cukup lah wang yg kamu dah corrupt tu. It the money is not yours please leave it alone and let it grow for the benefit of the country and its' people. Not you guys Ninkampoo.....
Sacking them maybe to harsh but give them more responsibilities and spend more time in the field and make reports. Or lets put up the CCTV all oveer KL and monitor them...

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written by mountainking, March 26, 2008 18:08:48

gather all the corrupted info of Datuk Bandar, if any. then charge him in court and the rest of his top men from DBKL.

i want to see how unruly they can be and fight the justice system. is time for police to take action against the DBKL.

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written by debids, March 26, 2008 19:14:28

Kick all the DBKL officers out of office including the Datuk Bandar, better still put them in jail!

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written by kksam, March 26, 2008 21:12:30

Pls, please fired all those ass holes and makes Malaysia a better country.

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written by colorsinlife, March 26, 2008 21:43:25

Maybe we can consider some suicide bomber, who is willing to explode himself in the KL mayor office.

Some people make me sick, just wish they were better dead than alive ...

The people are REAL BASTARDS !! Making life miserable to the poor rakyat !

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written by fireduck, March 27, 2008 01:02:20

I find it very frustrating that we, the rakyat, cannot do much other than voice our displeasure at the public officials who are arrogant or corrupted. From city councillors to the Prime Minister, surely there must be a way or a process whereby, the people can maintain the right to recall or impeach the public officials for non-compliance with the aspirations and interests of the people.

We scream, yell and shout for Abdullah to step down as PM, but nothing much we can do beyond that. It's just plain frustrating. Recall the PM. And if the Datuk Bandar of KL is not reining in those DBKL officers from harrassing the petty traders, and they are found to be vindictive in their actions, recall the Datuk Bandar.

How come we cannot do something like that? Can some legal brains provide and insight on this? Are there any provisions in the Constitution for such?

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written by Task Force 101, March 27, 2008 08:16:26

Just hold on. More tsunamis coming next few months.

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