Top cop vilified as traitor to his own race, religion after confirming Zamri, Tamrin fled to Thailand

 

RIGTISTS have rallied to condemn Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Tan Sri Khalid Ismail following his midnight statement that controversial Muslim convert preacher Zamri Vinoth and anti-kuil haram vigilante Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak have fled to Thailand.

This came about as the police through its Criminal Investigation Department (CID) have completed their probe on the duo with regard to various offences related to the activities of Gerakan Anti Rumah Anutan Haram (GARAH) which they jointly founded.

“Based on information from PDRM’s (Royal Malaysia Police) intelligence, both the suspects have fled to Thailand following which efforts are actively underway with the Thai authorities to track them down,” revealed Khalid in his media statement.

“They will be charged as soon after they are successfully located and return to Malaysia.”

Lambasting the PDRM for “having succumbed to  political pressure from non-Muslims, especially the Indian Hindu minority”, the most popular reaction rallied all Malay Muslims to form a united front against what is perceived to be injustice in the way the cops are upholding the law.

“It’s a sheer embarrassment to live in Malaysia which professes Islam as its official religion,” chastised one rightist.

“Let’s rise together…It doesn’t matter if you’re from the Tabligh organisation, PAS, UMNO, PKR, AMANAH, PERKASA, SILAT Organisation, veterans of the Special Forces Regiment COMMANDO [sic].

“It’s time to rise together to defend our homeland and our religion from being trampled and humiliated by these land encroacher tribes … We must send a clear message, anything happens to both our Bro than you see how we United Muslim in Tanah Melayu will respond. Yes. [sic]”

Another rightist lamented how “others will laugh at our race when those who betray our race is none other than our own race” while a fellow rightist snubbed the Madani administration for leveraging all its enforcement machinery to clamp down on the rightist movement which is merely upholding the law against land-grabbers.

“From MCMC (Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission) to PDRM, damn you the Madani (government) ,” he jibed.

Cries of injustice could be heard with some rightists pointed to inaction on Hindu activist Arun Dorasany, illegal land raiders and culprits who torched the cars of fellow anti-kuil haram activist Cikgu Chandra.

Others questioned the double standards of Hindus allowed to gather in front of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) in Putrajaya as the National Hindu Temples Steering Committee (NHTSC) met with a political secretary to the PM to submit a proposal for a structured framework to resolve long-standing land disputes involving Hindu temples nationwide.

Or allegations of the Hindutva elements having infiltrated Malaysia with Hindu temples suspected of housing their operations.

As the police get literally ‘whacked left, right and centre’ by the seemingly opposition-slant rightist faction, one cannot help but wonder if the rightists are being manipulated by a hidden political mastermind.

“Come GE16 (16th General Election), we’ll make sure that the Madani government loses votes … If you want to see the minority takes on the majority,” quipped one rightist. 

 - Focus Malaysia