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PAS secretary-general Kamaruddin Jaafar has appealed for calm among the Malay community today in the wake of two protests organised by Umno.

They would also be pressing for the KL mayor to be elected rather than appointed as is the practise now.















Rewind: In 1969, the alliance suffered heavy losses. Mahathir then wrote a scathing letter to the PM. Forward: Another crushing defeat. His son pens a letter to the PM.


He should be aware that DAP could not have formed the government in Penang and won a total number of 28 parliamentary seats, without the huge swing in the Malay vote.

Dire consequences arise when the media – like our MSM - become singularly pro-government, anti-opposition and, I suppose, anti-journalism.

updated 7pm When the announcement was made, Shahidan was in Putrajaya where a group of his 'supporters' had gathered. He vowed to oppose anybody who replaced him.

updated 8.50pm
The 1,000-strong crowd - which gathered there after Friday prayers - chanted slogans such as 'Don't abolish NEP'.

free vox populi More responses from our readers on the unexpected outcome of Saturday’s polls with many urging the winning parties to deliver on their promises to the rakyat .

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Malaysiakini
was inundated with thousands of messages following the stunning result of the recent election. Here is a selection of our readers’ responses.




breaking news updated 5.35pm PKR deputy president Dr Syed Husin Ali confirms that the new composition will be six DAP, three PKR and one PAS to form the 10-person Perak state exco.


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updated 1.41pm
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What makes the so-called BR so different from BN now? Before we can even savour the victory of unseating the BN, we see you guys all acting like partisan mavericks.'