
Noh: Bersih is rude because opposition is rude
UPDATED 2.35PM | They are emulating their political backers, claims Selangor Umno chief.

UPDATED 2.35PM | They are emulating their political backers, claims Selangor Umno chief.

Bersih chief responds to claims that the Bersih rallies have had no impact.

‘Participating in Bersih is a citizen's right, not party politics, not supporting BN nor divisive opposition.’

Bersih says the reds should dialogue with Bersih instead of acting like kindergarten kids.

This is why the party is not joining the Nov 19 rally.

YOURSAY | ‘Or are such acts against certain individuals condoned by the authorities?’

Police say further investigations to identify and take action against others involved are under way.

'Such manhandling and intimidation by red shirts unacceptable, must not recur.'

Suddenly there was provocation, he alleges, regarding yesterday's clash in Kuala Selangor.

Reports of violence draw overwhelming attention from public to otherwise mundane Bersih convoys.

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They have armed the units with pepper ball launchers that can be aimed at specific targets instead of large groups.

‘Separating the red shirt DNA from Umno is impossible.’

Egged and kicked, Kusaini Kassim expresses gratitude to the traffic officer who came to his rescue.

Without mentioning names, the CM says they may have differences of opinion but can at least agree on clean elections.

This pleases Penang CM Lim Guan Eng, who goes on to deny Jamal's fake account claim.

UPDATED 3.49PM | In contrast, says the Umno man, the reds were treated like 'anjing kurap'.

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UPDATED 5.25PM | The man was pelted with eggs before being assaulted while on his way home.

UPDATED 3PM | Gerakan Youth leader says it's where Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng currently facing corruption charges.

They will however protest against alleged corruption in opposition held states, instead of electoral reform.

A group of men in red T-shirts appeared as the convoy was about to leave for Sungai Petani.

Treasurer Lydia Chai says a New Zealand news report warning of this is ‘misleading’.