On Aug 3 last year, two groups of MCA youths fought each other in an extraordinary general meeting by throwing chairs and other objects. The riot happened in the full view of the police, and later depicted in colour on all front pages of newspapers.

MCA Youth chief Ong Tee Keat also lodged a police report. However, until now, no one was arrested or charged, let alone convicted of stirring riot and public unrests.

On the other hand, the police decided to disrupt the peaceful assembly by workers to celebrate May Day by arresting 17 of them, including two women.

What a double standard! Inspector General of Police Norian Mai should resign immediately, or be sacked. Otherwise, we should sack the home affairs minister in the coming general elections through our votes.