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UPDATED 5.30PM Chanting ‘Long live the Malays’, the group rallies against the Singaporean trio who had attended Bersih 3.0.

INTERVIEW 'Perkasa and 1Malaysia match because Perkasa is only championing what is in the federal constitution'.

INTERVIEW UPDATED 12.40PM Arman Azha Abu Hanifah dismisses talk that he quit the NGO because of disputes over money. [VIDEO INSIDE]

PARLIAMENT The minister gives the Pasir Mas MP the thumbs-up for being elected on a PAS ticket and then turning Independent.

UPDATED 5.07PM The NGO should also produce a copy of the document involved, says Perkasa head Ibrahim Ali.

UPDATED 5.40PM There is no need for a panel just to placate those who have accused the police of brutality, says Ibrahim Ali.

'We are not cowed by this and we will continue our struggle as Perkasa has a lot of support from the public,' says Mohd Rizuad Mohd Azudin.

Perkasa to face action for open burning near Komtar and for littering the streets, including the one that houses CM's residence.

'We were not involved at all. The report made by Sathiyemurthy is false. I am warning him not to do so,' says Faruk.

UPDATED 5.05PM Jingga 13 state chief Mohammad tells Penang Perkasa Youth chief Risuad not to indulge in ‘politik samseng’.

Malaysiakini traces the events leading to the stand-off between police and 200 anti-Ambiga protesters on May 19.

FREE YOURSAY 'With his warped sense of right and wrong, it is a wonder people are even listening to Ibrahim Ali.'

UPDATED 6.10PM The violence occurred near where Perkasa and Umno members were gathered, claims the DAP sec-gen.

UPDATED 5.57PM The Perkasa head also sees the protests at S Ambiga's house as retaliation for the Bersih 3.0 rally. [VIDEO INSIDE]

UPDATED 4.45PM Some were 'trying to sabotage Perkasa and Umno' by throwing eggs and stones. [VIDEO INSIDE]

We never issued orders to damage cars or commit acts of destruction, says Malay right-wing NGO's Malacca chief Abd Rahim Osman.

It wants to know what cabinet posts will go to Wan Azizah, deputy president Azmin Ali and wife, Shamsidar Taharin.

FREE YOURSAY 'How is it conceivable that a group of racist radicals are freely allowed to protest in front of the house of the CM without any resistance?'

It has proposed that the National Fatwa (Edicts) Council deliberate on whether it is appropriate for PAS to use the word 'Islam' in its name. 

Since the cops have yet to respond to Perkasa protest outside the Penang CM's home, their credibility is questionable.

The group’s actions in front of the Penang chief minister’s house yesterday incurred the wrath of Pakatan leaders.

PAS condemns the group's symbolic funeral rite in front of the CM's house and demands that the NGO be banned.

FREE YOURSAY 'This sort of behaviour is an absolute shame. Perkasa has once again made a mockery of their religion.'