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Adopting Rukunegara as preamble to Federal Constitution will result in confusion, says legal experts tell roundtable.

UPDATED 7.10PM | They cite 'national unity' and among others, examples of divisive history texts.

'Also, with the RCI, it will clear the names of those marred by corruption,' says Malay rights group.

Perkasa reminds Mah Siew Keong and Liow Tiong Lai that they won with narrow majorities.

The Malay rights group also wants a new law enacted to enable the corrupt to be held indefinitely, without bail.

Its economic bureau chair also wants MACC to probe lest it becomes 'another 1MDB'.

Youth chief Azrul Akmal challenges DAP to remove the suggestion to abolish the term 'bumi' if it is serious.

PAS Youth should be ashamed for allowing loggers to trespass into Orang Asli land, it says.

The appeal is over a defamation suit they lost against Penang CM Lim Guan Eng.

UPDATED 4.05PM | Ibrahim Ali claims he is hot property, but will run under Perkasa.

Confirming he's contesting in next GE, Ibrahim says many courting him to join their party.
 

Ibrahim says Perkasa's role is in line with other race-based NGOs such as Dong Zong that champions issues affecting the Chinese community.

UPDATED 11.21PM | This over the DAP MP's 'rude' social media remarks on Haron Din.

It's concerned over FT minister's non-committal response to measures against corruption and abuse of power.

The Perkasa SG says he did this in his personal capacity without the group’s involvement.

The PAS splinter party says Perkasa was acting in concert with those linked to Muhyiddin.

It says the police report by the Umno Youth vice-chief was 'insolent' and 'shocking'.

Its sec-gen says gov't must do so if it is certain there has been no wrongdoing on 1MDB's part.

But the Perkasa chief refuses to state which party he has in mind.

'I feel very uncomfortable with their statements,' says Ibrahim Ali.

Religion cannot be separated from power relations.

Its youth chief Zahir Zulkamar says MCCBCHST’s remarks were unfounded.

Back in 2012, MCCBCHST had already issued a statement that they do not want Zakir in the country, says Mohan Shan.

UPDATED 1.30PM | Amini Amir describes MCCBCHST's comments in relation to the Dhaka attacks as 'biadap'.