Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim revealed fresh evidence that pointed to electoral fraud by the Election Commission, showing a discarded envelope that is used specifically for containing postal ballots and which he said was found strewn along with others at a "secret hiding place" in an industrial park in Kajang.
Such material, said the 64-year-old Opposition Leader, was classified and should be made available only to the eligible postal voters and not to the public.
"These were found outside the premises, which is a shop lot that is not registered under the name of the Election Commission. How can such lapses happen?" Anwar told a press conference on Monday.
He was following up on a previous expose he made last week, where he revealed how an EC van had diverted a shipment of ballot boxes covered in "big square polyester bags" that was meant to be sent to the Putrajaya headquarters to the Kajang industrial park instead.
"We believe these polyester big square bags, ballot boxes, meant for Putrajaya headquarters were stopped by EC Pajero and instructed to divert to Jalan SC2, Sungai Chua, Kajang. These are polyester big square bags diverted on 8 April 2013, why such a dubious manner, the EC has to immediately explain. These ballot boxes were covered as polyester big square bags meant for Election Commission headquarters were diverted midway at the toll to the industrial site Jalan SC2, Sungai Chua. These are questions that the EC must immediately explain," Anwar had told reporters on Thursday.
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Malaysia Chronicle
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