Amanah Youth has urged the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to revoke the “Tan Sri” title accorded to PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang two years ago, over the latter's "insolence and disrespect" against the Malay rulers.
According to Amanah Youth vice-chief Abbas Salimmi Adzmi, this was due to the Marang MP's recent remark about plotting to topple the government led by Anwar Ibrahim, which the former said went against the king's decree for political stability.
"What Hadi (above) is doing now should not be left to continue. Many times the Agong has decreed that all work together to defend the government and help the country recover.
"As a senior Muslim politician, he (Hadi) should work together to build the country, for the sake of the rakyat, and not be power hungry and try to topple the government," Abbas told the media after handing a memorandum urging action against Hadi at the Istana Negara this morning.
He was commenting on Hadi's recent admission that efforts are being made by Perikatan Nasional to topple the current federal government.
Hadi said doing so is allowed in a democratic country, and no one has the right to stop such planning.
Abbas lambasted Hadi over the remark, calling for "drastic" action against the latter for disrupting the country's stability.
"Enough of the politicking. It is time to focus on developing the country; don't just keep asking for the conditional withdrawal of the Employees Provident Fund (EPF), but at the same time, plan to topple the government."
According to Abbas, Amanah Youth will embark on a roadshow nationwide, including in Sabah and Sarawak, to raise awareness among the rakyat, if Hadi went on with his "rude" remarks. - Mkini
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