RPK might have left with foreign passport – Utusan Malaysia

According to a report published by a local Malay daily, they have grounds to believe that controversial editor of MalaysiaToday, Raja Petra Kamaruddin or RPK could have left the country using a foreign passport from a neighbouring country to make his way to England where he is believed to be residing in Trinity Courts in London. The report said “The circumstances remained a 'mystery' and that the Immigration Department was puzzled. The report said the department still considered Raja Petra to be in Malaysia as there was no record of him leaving the country.”

According to the director-general of Immigratino Abdul Rahman Othman “Checks had been conducted at all land and air exit points. I can only confirm that there is no record of Raja Petra passing through our immigration checkpoint,”



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If dead jet engines can fly by itself to argentina, RPK is more cunning as he is a living human who can think wisely. altuntuya's friends arrived in malaysia without any records but their passport stamp otherwise. This is immigration department of 1Malaysia boleh

For this matter, I would also like to use these two words ' could have & is believe'.

YABhg RPK, 'could have' left......in our Scorpene Submarine, and 'is believe' to be residing in White House, US.....courtesy of NAJIS........but I dont know, whether NAJIS 'subbed' back with our Scorpene 'marine' or not.

He, Najis, 'could have' stolen the Scorpene engine, and 'is believe' to be stranded somewhere........

The real issue is, he seems to have some legal validity in the country he is residing in now. That country is most definately granting him some form of residence. If it is the UK which is allowing this, then it is a sharp slap in the face for the Malaysian Government.

Extradition procedures in the UK are only allowed if the Malaysian authorities can provide proof of some serious criminal behavior by RPK. This does not include just merely opposing the Malaysian Government. This is just not good enough.

If he really is in the UK, The UK government has allowed his residence, studying the facts as it is. If so he has gained political asylum status.

It will be quite difficult to get him back!

I am sure the Malaysian authorities know this very well. So why all this wayang here?????