BOMBSHELL – ‘GAY SEX’ AZMIN BOOED & HECKLED AT FELDA EVENT: ACCUSATIONS AGAINST MINISTER GAIN CREDIBILITY – WITH UMNO MPs ASKING PARLIAMENT TO TIGHTEN PRIVACY RULES AT HOTELS INCLUDING ‘SEARCH FOR HIDDEN CAMERAS’

PETALING JAYA – Loud jeers greeted Mohamed Azmin Ali when he addressed thousands of Felda settlers during an event he attended with Dr Mahathir Mohamad in Pahang recently.

Video clips of the incident were also shared on the social media, showing Azmin’s speech drowned by “boos” from the audience attending the national-level Felda Settlers’ Day 2019 celebration at Felda Selancar 3 in Rompin.

Azmin was making reference to the new government’s efforts to restore Felda amid allegations of mismanagement and misappropriation of funds, when he was greeted with audience booing.

In a response, Azmin’s ally in PKR Afif Bahardin said the crowd’s reaction was not surprising as they were in enemy territory.

“You must understand, we were in Umno territory in Pahang, and there are bound to be people who would buat kacau (create a disturbance).

“After so many scandals in Felda caused by Umno, this kind of thing is nothing. You should focus on how much has been looted from Felda during the Umno/Najib Razak tenure,” the Permatang Pauh PKR deputy chairman told FMT.

“Azmin is trying to revamp Felda, bring it back to the glory days.”

Azmin has come under pressure in recent weeks in the wake of allegations that he had a homosexual relationship with a PKR Sarawak youth leader.

Haziq Aziz, who made the allegations, has since been stripped of his party membership as well as from his government position.

Police say they are still investigating viral video clips showing two men in homosexual activities in what appears to be a hotel room.

Azmin has denied he was the person in the video, saying it was an attempt to kill his political career.

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Can we ask hotel staff to look for hidden cameras in rooms, asks BN MP

Following the latest sex scandal implicating Economic Affairs Minister Azmin Ali, a BN lawmaker has expressed concern over the privacy in hotel rooms.

Addressing the Dewan Rakyat this afternoon, Noh Omar (BN-Tanjung Karang) asked if clients could demand hotels to safeguard their privacy and rights.

“When we enter a hotel, can we request the hotel management to check our room because (if there is a) hidden camera, our (images and video clips) will go viral.

“When we stay in a hotel and the family’s (image and video clips are) being circulated, (especially following) the homosexual case,” he added, without mentioning names.

Concurring, another BN lawmaker asked if people can be naked when taking a shower or bath in a hotel room.

According to former Santubong PKR Youth chief Haziq Abdullah Abdul Aziz, his alleged sexual encounter with Azmin had been recorded in the latter’s hotel room in Sandakan, Sabah.

Azmin has described the video, which is being investigated by the police, as slander and an attempt to ruin his political career.

– M’kini