Fireworks might erupt when Parliament reconvenes on June 15 as the 81 Pakatan Rakyat MPs plan to demand a subjective motion and immediate debate on the police abusing its powers in Perak.

parliament pandikar amin anwar ibrahim lim kit siang dap pkr pc 121108 04 Speaking to reporters, DAP stalwart Lim Kit Siang said: "Eighty-one MPs are more than one-third of Parliament and we want an immediate debate on the first day of Parliament and we must get a consensus to get IGP (Musa Hassan) to resign from his post."

Pakatan will also launch a campaign 'Five days of Perak' through DVDs and want every Malaysian to know about the fight for democracy in the northen state.

"The battle has just started. The fight for democracy and justice has just began in Perak," said Lim.

The 'Five Days of Perak' refers to the political events beginning from May 11,12, 13, 21 and 26.

"Perak has become a symbol of democracy and a reference point for all Malaysians and future generations to assess their democratic rights,” said Lim.

"For four months Malaysia has become a laughing stock, leading from the collapse of the legitimate mentri besar (Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin) and the rise of the false mentri besar (Zambry Abd Kadir).

"The Raintree assembly sitting by Pakatan has gone into history not only in Malaysia but also the world. The ‘Five Days of Perak’ must go out to every Malaysian whether young or old

"Starting with the May 7 infamous event, when the lawful and legitimate speaker (V Sivakumar) was forcefully removed from the assembly sitting but this illegal action has made (Sivakumar) the most famous speaker in the Commonwealth,” he added.

'We won't stop until victory is ours'

Lim said May 11 witnessed High Court Justice Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahim boldly giving the landmark judgement which saw the brief return of the Pakatan state government.

"(The following day ) Zambry within two hours managed to get a stay order from the one-man judge bench of the Appeals Court and on May 13, Zambry returned as the ‘squatter’ menteri besar which is illegal and unlawful.

"May 21 saw the Court of Appeal at the Palace of Justice - whose palace whose justice - within five minutes the verdict is given - no judgement - only a rush - a day of sadness and all were very upset (over the verdict)," he added.

Meanwhile, Lim said all Malaysians will also remember May 26 when Pakatan politicians decided to go on a hunger strike, but the police arrested 21 people, including elected representatives.

"(The police are) afraid of (people who carry and wear) candles, balloons, black shirts, sing birthday songs. What has Malaysia become? The police are misusing their powers (and the person to be blamed) is Musa Hassan,” he added.

In view of this, Lim called on the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) to conduct a public inquiry into the alleged police abuses.

"We are at crossroads to change the federal government and Najib (Abdul Razak) will be the last BN prime minister. We will take the battle to Parliament and to every state until victory is ours," he said.