" Kisah Gadis Tingkatan Tiga Yang Dirogol 38 Lelaki Memalukan Negera Sehingga Tersiar Di Laman Al-Jazeera "

Berita seorang gadis 15 tahun dirogol oleh 38 lelaki kini menjadi bahan bacaan antarabangsa apabila disiarkan oleh laman Al-Jazeera hari ini.

Menurut Al-Jazeera, agensi berita Reuters memetik laporan media tempatan tentang peristiwa tersebut.

Kejadian itu berlaku apabila seorang gadis dipujuk memasuki sebuah rumah kosong yang menjadi tempat penagihan dadah di Kelantan 20 Mei lalu.

Semua lelaki itu bergilir-gilir merogol gadis itu. Polis juga menyiasat sama ada rakannya yang berusia 17 tahun juga dirogol.

Sehingga kini polis menahan 13 lelaki dan sedang memburu yang lain. Hampir semua lelaki itu positif dadah dalam ujian air kencing mereka.

"Apa yang mengecewakan saya adalah tidak ada seorang pun dari kampung itu mengesyaki apa-apa sedangkan rumah terdekat dengan rumah kosong itu hanya 20 meter sahaja," kata Ketua Polis Daerah Azham Othman, lapor Al Jazeera memetik sumber The Star.

Malam semalam, seorang kanak-kanak perempuan berumur dua tahun dibunuh dengan kejam apabila kepalanya dipenggal.

Ekoran kejadian ganas yang banyak berlaku sejak kebelakangan ini, pemimpin Islam termasuk dari PAS berhujah aktiviti jenayah yang berlaku disebabkan "kelemahan undang-undang buatan manusia".

Naib Presiden PAS, Datuk Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man, berkata kes tersebut membuktikan penjenayah tidak gentar atau gerun terhadap sistem perundangan yang ada.

"Keberkesanan sistem perundangan yang ada semakin diragui apabila kadar jenayah dalam negara tidak berhenti daripada terus meningkat," katanya dalam satu  kenyataan.

Dyana slams MP for being inside polling centre, wearing Barisan colours

Pasir Salak MP Datuk Tajuddin Abdul Rahman sporting a Barisan Nasional shirt at the polling centre at Sekolah Kebangsaan Kampung Bahagia. – DAP Facebook pic, May 31, 2014.The DAP candidate for Teluk Intan has accused a Barisan Nasional (BN) lawmaker of entering a polling centre wearing a shirt with the BN logo.

Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud today said she possessed photographs of Pasir Salak MP Datuk Tajuddin Abdul Rahman entering the polling centre at Sekolah Kebangsaan Kampung Bahagia.

"We have the pictures and the security guard at the school can also bear witness.

"The Pasir Salak MP in full BN uniform was seen entering the premises," Dyana said, adding that it was hard to miss Tajuddin when he was clad in full BN attire.

It is an offence to wear anything bearing a party symbol or to carry any form of party paraphernalia within 50 metres of the polling centre on the day of an election.

Tajuddin’s actions heightened tensions between BN and Pakatan Rakyat (PR) supporters, prompting provocative exchanges from both sides, despite police presence.

When met by The Malaysian Insider, Tajuddin said he had gone to the polling centre to use the toilet after five hours with the BN team.

"This is defamation. I was escorted by someone to the polling centre as I needed to use the toilet. Do you expect me to take off my clothes before entering?" he said.

Asked about the provocative statements being exchanged, Tajuddin said this was extraordinary.

"It was not like this in the past, but it has become the norm every time there is a by-election now."

As of 3pm, a total of 34,974 voters or 58.36% have come out to vote.

The situation was also calm and peaceful as PR supporters did not react despite being provoked.

DAP: BN MP strolled into polls centre in BN shirt

DAP has alleged that BN's Pasir Salak MP Tajuddin Abdul Rahman enterred the polling centre at SK Kampung Bahagia while wearing a BN shirt.

Tweeting a picture of it, DAP's Serdang MP Ong Kian Ming also questioned how Tajuddin can enter the polling centre without wearing an Election Commission tag.

“Wah, this YB can stroll around a polling centre without a tag and wearing that shirt,” he tweeted.

Ong said that his checks also revealed that Tajuddin (left) is not a Teluk Intan voter and votes in his own constituency of Pasir Salak.

The picture now circulating online shows Tajuddin in a dark blue shirt with the BN logo, walking in what appears to be a school compound.

Only EC staff, media photographers, security personnel, candidate agents and voters are allowed in polling centres.

Party logos and other paraphernalia are also not allowed in polling centres.

When contacted, Tajuddin refused to speak and told Malaysiakinithat he is too busy with the by-election.

Tajuddin was earlier spotted being lifted by his supporters, who were also carrying BN flags, at the same time DAP candidate Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud visited the polling centre.

The incident at about 2pm today sparked a shouting match between BN and DAP supporters, but it did not escalate further.

Dyana is going against Gerakan president and BN candidate Mah Siew Keong.

58pct voters by 3pm, DAP fears low turnout

In the most fiercely contested by-election since the 13th general elections, DAP's Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud faces off with BN's Mah Siew Keong.

Malaysiakini brings you the live reports of the polling and counting as it unfolds.

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LIVE REPORTS

3.45pm: Sek Keb Kg Bahagia - With a little over one hour before the end of voting, BN supporters are still shouting at DAP supporters who are not more than five metres away.

They are chanting ‘DAP communist’ and ‘Lim Kit Siang stupid’, among other slogans.

3.40pm: By 3pm, 58.36 percent or 34,974 voters have cast their votes, according to EC.

3.30pm: DAP's Bukit Bendera MP Zairil Khir Johari confirms that the MPV party candidate Dyana was on was hit by a bamboo flagpole as the car was making its way past the group of BN supporters, but suffered no damage.

 

"Apart from that, there was just a lot of heckling and jeers," he says.

2.45pm: SK Sultan Abdul Aziz - Malaysiakini journalist Kow Kwan Yee, after spending her morning covering the by-election process, exercises her duty as a voter.

 

She voted at SK Sultan Abdul Aziz before resuming duty. She said that there were very little crowd in the school lining up for vote while traffic was smooth.

2.57pm: Kg Bahagia - DAP's Batu Kawan MP Kashturi Patto claims that Dyana's car was hit by BN supporters using a BN flag as it was leaving area.

"(The) candidate's car was hit with a BN flag at Kg Bahagia. Shouts of 'barua DAP' (DAP lackey) & 'pengkhianat' (traitor) were heard...," she tweets.

DAP official Twitter account also reports the same with a picture of BN supporters trying to reach out to a vehicle using BN flags on long bamboo poles.

2.30pm: According to the EC, the turnout at 2pm is 52.21 percent or 31,286 voters.

2pm: Kg Bahagia - Dyana has visited the polling centre here without any incident.

However, BN youths are still chanting and heckling the DAP camp despite the afternoon heat.

Pasir Salak MP Tajuddin Abdul Rahman is earlier spotted among the crowd of BN youths, being lifted by some while waving the BN flag, pointing it at the DAP camp.

Pictures of Tajuddin apparently at polling centre, wearing a shirt with the coalition's logo, has also been circulating online. Tajuddin does not appear to be wearing an EC tag which allows him access to the restricted zone.

DAP's Serdang MP Ong Kian Ming tweets that his checks show that Tajuddin is not a Teluk Intan voter but votes in Pasir Salak. [Full report here]

1.30pm: Teluk Intan - EC chief Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof says streams with young voters are seeing a low turnout.

He figures more may turn up later in the afternoon.

"The youths are arriving rather late. Perhaps they slept late last night," he says on TV3's afternoon bulletin.

1.30pm: According to the EC, at 1pm the turnout rate is 46.65 percent or 27,955 voters.

DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang tweets that the final turnout may be around 70 percent, which will not be good news for DAP's chances.

"This is dangerous for DAP and Pakatan as our candidate can only be safe if voter turnout is over 80 percent," says the Gelang Patah MP.

1.10pm: The EC says 40.13 percent or 24,050 voters have cast their votes as at noon today, reports Bernama.

Jual pasir ibarat jual negara sendiri: Aku Setuju, Tetapi Bagaimana Pula Dengan Projek MyKad?

Bagaimana pula dengan jual air dengan harga zaman kuno kat Singapura?

Juga Mahathir dah lupakah apa yang dilakukan di Sabah?

Jual pasir ke Singapura ibarat jual negara sendiri, kata Dr Mahathir 
OLEH JAMILAH KAMARUDIN
MAY 31, 2014

Aktiviti menjual pasir ke negara jiran sama seperti jual wilayah sendiri ke negara asing, kata Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad. Gambar fail The Malaysian Insider.

Bekas Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammad menyifatkan aktiviti penjualan pasir ke negara jiran sama seperti menjual wilayah sendiri ke negara asing.

Dr Mahathir yang berkhidmat paling lama sebagai perdana menteri berkata, negara sudah merdeka daripada jajahan British lebih setengah abad lalu tetapi tabiat menjual tanah kepada negara asing masih kekal walaupun undang-undang melarang kegiatan itu dilakukan.

"Dengan digunanya tanah negara ini untuk memperbesarkan wilayah negara lain, hasilnya tidak banyak berbeza dengan penjualan wilayah kepada negara asing, seperti yang dilakukan dahulu," katanya dalam tulisan melalui blognya.

Katanya, persaingan antara dua negara menebus tanah di selat masing-masing hanya akan menguntungkan golongan kapitalis memiliki kondominium mewah dan hartanah di kawasan pembangunan bandar baru yang mahal.Beliau turut menegur aktiviti tebus guna tanah di pesisir Selat Tebrau yang giat dijalankan dan menyebabkan nilai tanah meningkat tinggi.

Sebaliknya, rakyat sendiri terutamanya orang Melayu akan mengulangi sejarah zaman British dengan menjual tanah milik mereka kepada orang asing apabila ditawarkan dengan harga yang tinggi.

Beliau berkata, selepas tanah habis dijual, orang Melayu akan menjadi penumpang di negara sendiri apabila berpindah ke kawasan lebih jauh dari bandar untuk mendirikan rumah dan tinggal di pinggir hutan.

"Tak mengapalah kita dapat duit banyak. Pinggir hutan amat selesa.

"Kalau kita ternampak sebagai penumpang di negara sediri, itu pun tak mengapa.

"Selagi boleh jual negara sendiri apa salahnya menjadi penumpang," katanya penuh sindiran.

The Edge Review melaporkan projek tebus guna tanah dan pembangunan besar-besaran yang disokong oleh keluarga diraja Johor mencalar hubungan baik antara Malaysia - Singapura.

Memetik sumber dalam ruangan Informer, akhbar itu melaporkan syarikat Country Gardens Holding Co Ltd daripada China mendapat hak daripada kerajaan Johor untuk menebus guna sebanyak 2,000 hektar tanah di pantai Johor untuk projek perumahan mewah.

Projek bernilai berbilion dolar itu akan memanjangkan pantai Johor di Link Kedua sehingga ke tepi sempadan yang memisahkan Malaysia dan Singapura sehingga menimbulkan rasa tidak senang negara republik itu.

Memetik sumber, akhbar itu berkata Sultan Johor, Sultan Ibrahim Ismail Sultan Iskandar merupakan individu di belakang projek itu, yang sedang dipromosikan secara aktif oleh ahli politik yang berkuasa di Johor.

Katanya, walaupun Singapura masih belum bersuara secara terbuka, tetapi Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak dikatakan sedang menghadapi dilema menangani kebimbangan yang akan dibangkitkan oleh Singapura.

Sheer arrogance & disregard for rules. Pasir Salak MP in polling area SK Kg Bahagia with BN logo shirt.

Sheer arrogance & disregard for rules. Pasir Salak MP in polling area SK Kg Bahagia with BN logo shirt. (tweetIskandarbak)

SIAL PUNYA DAP! MEREKA PANGGIL INDIA SEBAGAI PARIA DI TELUK INTAN?

Wahai orang India dah dihina macam ni pun masih nak sokong DAP lagi ke?