PAS Youth will publicise 10 voters allegedly registered with 'fake MyKad' everyday from today in an attempt to pressure the government to set up a royal commission of inquiry to look into various electoral flaws.

Many of such MyKad holders have been removed from the electoral roll by the Election Commission (EC) over the past two months.

In a statement issued today, Johor PAS youth chief Suhaizan Kaiat also urged the government to immediately charge those responsible for issuing the 'fake Mykads' to manipulate elections.

johor pas chief suhaizan kaiat Each of these voters, Suhaizan said, had the same name as another voter but a slightly different MyKad number. They have come to be dubbed ' cloned voters '.

They were previously in the electoral roll, but removed once PAS exposed them.

Some of them have no address in their records, which could be accessed at the EC website before their removal.

Motive behind issuance of ICs

PAS Youth suspects that the MyKad issued to them are fake, with the purpose of enabling them to vote twice in an election.

One example is that of Shodah binti Abdul Rahman, who has two entries in the electoral roll carrying two almost identical MyKad numbers - 550620055800 and 560620055412.

Both entries were registered as voters in the parliamentary constituencies of Titiwangsa.

After PAS Youth told media about it, the EC has removed the second entry (560620055412) from the roll.

Suhaizan told a press conference yesterday that the wing has detected more than 10,000 such cases in the gazetted electoral roll.

"We are confident that 90 percent of the MyKad involved are fake. The existence of fake MyKad is treason to the nation. National security will be threatened if no action is taken against the people responsible for this manipulation," he said.

Suhaizan called on all quarters including the media, political parties, NGOs, influential individuals and all Malaysians, to pressure the government to address the issue.

The details of first 10 voters publicised today can be viewed at the PAS Youth website and Suhaizan's Facebook page .

Yesterday, Suhaizan also demanded that both the EC and National Registration Department (NRD) to answer four questions:

  • The EC only registers individuals after verifying their names in the NRD database through the Agency Link-up System (Alis). However, when we object to certain names, EC will check with NRD and remove the names from electoral roll only if they are not in the NRD database. So how is it that those names, which initially existed in the NRD database, have gone missing after our objection?
  • How did NRD determine the validity of the 10,000 cases and remove their records in just two months? How does it determine whether an identity is valid or invalid?
  • It is not easy for NRD to go to the ground and identify invalid identities in just two months. So, the question is whether it has already prepared a list of fake MyKad numbers to be inserted into the electoral roll in order to manipulate elections? Is NRD involved in the manipulation of fake MyKad?
  • If PAS Youth can identify more than 10,000 fake MyKad holders registered as voters without having access to the NRD database, what is the real number of fake MyKad issued by NRD?
NONE EC chairperson Abdul Aziz Yusof ( left ) had earlier told Malaysiakini that his commission is ' cleaning ' the electoral roll on a daily basis.

“Based on daily official information from NRD through Alis, the EC will amend or delete content on the electoral roll.

“In the case of double registration, EC will delete the not active ones subject to NRD confirmation, and the process will continue.”