PKR said it is not concerned over reports that the government has allegedly tapped into Pakatan Rakyat emails, as the opposition party has nothing to hide.

“Although it is reprehensible that they have intercepted our emails, but we are not worried as there is nothing to hide.

NONE “We have nothing to fear, as there is nothing in the contents of PKR or Pakatan’s emails that has to be concealed,” said PKR vice president N Surendran ( right ) told Malaysiakini when contacted today.

Yesterday a pro-opposition blogger Milosuam published a photograph of a letter purportedly from the National Security Council (MKN) to Prime Minister Najib Razak, reporting that it has tapped Pakatan’s email correspondence.

“With this, I attach a full report on the opposition pact’s strategy, obtained through e-mail interception for your attention,” read the document dated March 30.

The document is purportedly signed by Mohamed Thajudeen Abdul Wahab, said to be MKN’s secretary attached to the Prime Minister’s Office.

Surendran said, "We demand that these activities directed by the BN government to snoop on the opposition be withdrawn and stopped immediately.

“It is not fair for the security forces to be forced to spy on the opposition. Their job is rightfully to look after the country’s peace.”

He added that in other countries such as the United Kingdom, the police and Special Branch would not spy on the opposition as their job is to look after the nation’s security.

Meanwhile the blog has since removed the posting.

Malaysiakini is attempting to contact the blogger as well as the MKN for clarification..