Nurul Izzah questioned for sedition

Nurul Izzah Anwar, the PKR (Parti Keadilan Rakyat) Member of Parliament of Lembah Pantai was today questioned by the police on a report which was lodged by Malay rights group Perkasa which accuses her of questioning the federal constitution. She confirmed that she was questioned at the Dang Wangi police station for about 90 minutes for the article she wrote as well as her intentions for doing so.

She said "I was asked to provide information on my background, the contents of the article and my intention in penning the article. I was not looking for publicity through my article and categorically state my support for our Constitution, including Article 153, our royal institutions, Islam as our official religion and Bahasa Melayu as our official language. I categorically state that I did not call for a change or to repeal any Articles in the Constitution,"

Perkasa had on September 2 lodged the report against her for questioning the ‘Special rights’ of the Malay when she invited Perkasa to a ‘constructive engagement’ on Article 153 of the Federal Constitution. She also said “The current Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib (Razak) understands the spirit of his father’s legacy and is implementing a needs-based affirmative action in the NEM (New Economic Model) as a change and modification of the original NEP which includes liberalisation of several economic sub-sectors. Wouldn’t this be in opposition to Perkasa’s Article 153 argument for economic non-liberalisation? It should also be noted that Tun Dr Mahathir (Mohamad) had also realised the advantages of meritocracy by changing and modifying the public university admission quota policy. And in April this year, he publicly declared that the NEP is a ‘temporary crutch’ for the Malays. Wouldn’t this be considered questioning Perkasa’s Article 153 interpretation?”



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DPM said " the non bumis are the backbone of BolehLand".
Perkasa don't have backbone, they cannot stand on their own, they need crutches. Perkasa are pest, they are parasite they need to feed on others to survive.

The malays who dare to be different are those with dignity and integrity.... and Nurul Izzah. Nurul is not only smart, she is bold, fair, daring and of course a very pretty young lady. She has the intelligent and grace ... she like a Princess.