An attempt by Red Shirts Movement led by Ali Tinju to hand a memorandum at the DAP headquarters in Kuala Lumpur today, was fuelled by drama as he insisted on handing it to a Chinese only.

This was after Ali Tinju, whose real name is Mohd Ali Baharom, was greeted by Selangor DAP committee member Edry Faisal Eddy Yusof.

Edry had wanted to receive the memorandum which concerns DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng's controversial RM2.8 million bungalow purchase but Mohd Ali refused to hand it over.

"We want a Chinese to come out and receive the memorandum. We don't want a Malay. This has nothing to do with Malays," insisted Mohd Ali.

Mohd Ali was accompanied by some 30 supporters, one of whom shouted that the honour of Malays was being pawned while others chanted "Lim Guan Eng is corrupt", "Lim Guan Eng lies to the rakyat" and "Down with Lim Guan Eng".

Edry who met the group, had also prepared a counter-memorandum to urge the group to support the Save Malaysia campaign.

However, DAP headquarters chief administrator Chu Yoon Ming was forced to address the group after they were adamant to meet a Chinese and refused to deal with Edry.

Chu accepted the memorandum from Mohd Ali, which called for Lim to go on leave pending investigation into his bungalow purchase.

Subsequently, Chu also passed Edry's memorandum to Mohd Ali.

Memorandum stomped

However, Mohd Ali refused to accept the memorandum, throwing in to the floor and then stomping on it.

"We don't want (a memorandum from DAP)," he exclaimed.

"The teachings of DAP Chinese are dangerous, like communists in the city, they must be taught to respect Malays in the country.

"I am not racist, I am just racist in defending the rights of Malays," he said.

In a statement later, Edry criticised the group for refusing to hand the memorandum to him simply because of his race.

He also expressed regret that the group refused to read his memorandum, which highlighted the dire political and economic situation and urged them to support the effort to rid of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.

"They chanted Malay sentiments as if they are fighting for the Malays but they fail to see the bigger picture that the country is sliding into a failed state, and no one will be spared.

"Is the Red Shirts Movement uninterested in important matters or are they standing on the side of those who are wrecking the country?" he queried.

This was not the first time Mohd Ali had pulled off a bizarre stunt.

In 2012, he led a group of men to do a " butt exercise " outside the residence of Ambiga Sreenevasan for her role in organising the Bersih 3 protest.

When Ambiga had offered him 100 Plus drink, Mohd Ali declined, claiming that as a Muslim, he could only drink warm water.