Selangor Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim said the decision must be made by the Petaling Jaya mayor since the application was sent to him.
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Selangor BN criticises the state government for auditing new voters and not registering 600,000 who have yet to register as voters.
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Unisel VC Anuar Ahmad refuses to reveal why the freeze is in place but says they have been in talks.
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Outsize Indian crowd at PKR-organised ceramah in Johor has opposition enthused about their prospects in the BN bastion.
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Abdul Aziz says he is powerless on the matter unless the voters themselves apply for changes.
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There is no need for a panel just to placate those who have accused the police of brutality, says Ibrahim Ali.
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Ismail Omar believes that PDRM should also imbibe the 1Malaysia concept through the spirit of 'people first, performance now'.
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The Bukit Koman gold mine issue may have made Raub a ‘black seat’ for BN, and Ng may have to move to a safer seat.
0They have sent a memo to the AG regarding Tan Hong Kai who is charged with putting up posters at the USM campus, promoting Bersih 3.0.
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Election Commission deputy chair Wan Ahmad agrees that Selangor has no power to verify the identity of voters.
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PBS deputy president Maximus Johnity Ongkili, however, believes that Najib Abdul Razak’s resolve in the matter is clear.
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Endorsing the Bersih 3.0 rally, the PAS syura council argues that ‘hukum’ in Islam is determined by the intention behind any action.
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Gerakan veep Mah Siew Keong says the EC should be looking at the content of political messages instead of the medium.
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The MCA levels the charge that opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim is embarking on yet another ‘populist measure' to seek votes.
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'Did MCA speak up when Utusan and NST spewed venom in their daily newspapers to disunite Malaysians?'
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'This is the first time I've heard that trying to verify voters is described as an abuse of power.'
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'Let there be a pact signed between the government and the opposition that none will resort to force at all.'
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