While Najib continues to remain silent, MCA, Gerakan and MIC should immediately and publicly declare that they will quit BN if the Prime Minister supports hudud law in Parliament
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Statement by M Kula Segaran, DAP National Vice Chairman and MP for Ipoh Barat
in Ipoh on 27th March, 2015
While
Najib continues to remain silent, MCA, Gerakan and MIC should immediately and
publicly declare that they will quit BN if the Prime Minister supports hudud
law in Parliament
It has been a week since the
Kelantan State Assembly unanimously
passed the Syariah Criminal Code (II) 1993 (Amendment 2015) Bill.
Since
then, MCA and Gerakan have been demanding that the DAP should sever ties with
PAS.
But
these two parties, which are known to have no backbone, have not answered the
most basic question which has been thrown at them, that is, why did they agree
to allow the 12 Umno Assemblymen to support the Bill.
Is
this a sign that they and Umno have decided to abandon the long standing BN
policy that hudud law implementation is against Malaysian Constitution and the
1963 Malaysia Agreement?
This
is the most basic question that these two parties must answer before making
demands on DAP.
In
fact, they must also answer why they did not raise any objection when Minister
in the Prime Minister’s department Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom had told
Parliament on March 27 last year that Umno would support a private member’s
Bill if it is table din Parliament.
The
hudud law is a very important and fundamental issue that MCA and Gerakan and
all the component BN parties must not take lightly or think that they can
divert public attention from their failure by starting a verbal political war against the DAP .
If
MCA, Gerakan and MIC are committed to the long standing BN policy that hudud
law is against the Malaysian Constitution and the 1963 Malaysia Agreement, then
the minimum that they must immediately do is to “force “the Cabinet and the
Prime Minister to state that BN will not support hudud law in Parliament.
The
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib ought to have declared his government’s stand without
any delay.
This
is a fundamental issue which involves a
long standing policy where no time is needed to discuss what should be Umno and
BN stand. So why is the Prime Minister keeping silent on the issue till today?
Is
Najib’s silence a sign that BN is going to deviate from its long standing
policy?
While
Najib continues to remain silent, MCA, Gerakan and MIC should immediately and
publicly declare that they will quit BN if the Prime Minister supports hudud
law in Parliament.
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