
Rally illegal, participants face arrest, warns IGP
As the organiser did not apply for a permit from the police, the rally planned by the opposition tomorrow is illegal, says IGP Ismail Omar.


A total of 17 MCA Kota Tinggi and Tenggara Division committee members will resign from their government agency posts effective tomorrow.




Outstation voters and the obsession with ridiculous ‘fatwa’ were among major factors for the loss of the state BN.




PKR's K Vasantha Kumar claims he was pushed out after he queried EC officers about irregularities of mixed votes in the ballot boxes.


I thought Najib would have done at least better... Of course people will question his capacity, says the former PM.
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'You blame
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Dr Mahathir Mohamad also upbraids ‘greedy Malays’ jostling for power, including those in Umno.



Xenophon filed the application on April 11 and stated that the respondent had failed to take into account relevant facts.

Some MCA division leaders want Dr Chua Soi Lek to step down immediately as party president and not wait for the party election.



The opposition has the right to challenge the results, but through legal channel and they should not go to the streets, says Wan Ahmad.


UPDATED 3.30PM S'gor PAS wants action against its Kota Damansara candidate Ridzual Ismail and his supporters for refusing to obey the pull out order.


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Anwar too says PM contradicts his call for reconciliation by blaming BN’s performance on a ‘Chinese tsumani’.
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The team, along with similar teams from DAP and PAS, will work closely with Bersih's people's tribunal as well.

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Pakatan points out that it garnered 54.75 percent of the popular vote to BN’s 45.25 percent.


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'The 15,000-majority for Lim Kit Siang proved that a significant number of Malays have abandoned you.'





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'Ex-MB Azizan Abdul Razak may be good as an agama teacher, but I wouldn't trust him to run a mini market.'

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'He has a bigger battle on his hands as infighting in Umno will begin soon from those eyeing the president's post.'

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She shares some of her observations that suggest that in the May 5 election, some things appear not quite right.



Najib, he says, should persuade MCA to remain as part of his reconciliation plan to nurse the wound caused by voters shunning them.


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The Umno supreme council member took his oath this morning, ending Mohd Ali Rustam’s tenure of 14 years.


It won 51.4 percent of the popular vote compared to BN’s 48.6 percent in Sunday’s polls, noted Lim Guan Eng.


'But we want them (BN) to accept that their legitimacy is in question. They have stolen the election from us and the people.'