BUKIT LANJAN: Pek Moh urges cops to nab the kurang ajar 'vandals' in BSD


BUKIT LANJAN: Pek Moh urges cops to nab the kurang ajar 'vandals' in BSD

Gerakan Deputy Speaker Syed Abdul Razak Alsagoff has hit out at the kurang ajar (taught less) elements of society in Bandar Sri Damansara (BSD) rearing their ugly head hours before Malaysians celebrate Hari Raya Aidil Fitri on Sunday.

He said such scums of society must not be allowed to be emboldened with their samseng (gangster) ways. “They must be caught and punished or they will become a threat to public order.”

“I have lodged a report with the Bandar Sri Damansara police station at about 4pm today. I urge the police to step up their crime prevention patrols or at least raise their alertness to nab the culprits,” he added.

One of the 50 Hari Raya festive greeting banners that is still “surviving” near the BSD police station.
Syed Razak, who is Gerakan’s nominee to contest Bukit Lanjan N.37 in the coming 14th General Election (GE14), said he had put up 50 banners in Bukit Lanjan to wish Malaysians “Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri Maaf Zahir & Batin”.

“Four of the banners were cut and are now missing. I have yet to check the other areas. I urge the police to treat the matter seriously.

“The banners are festive greetings, not political messages. If this is happening during the Ramadhan Holy Month, what will the hostility be like during GE14?” he asked.

Syed Razak, a.k.a Pek Moh Bukit Lanjan, said such kurang ajar acts had happened last Christmas and Chinese New Year “but I did not lodge any police report”.

“This time around, I am very, very upset and am taking such hostile acts seriously. They are also disrespecting Muslims and Islam,” he added.

He said responsible Malaysians who treasure peace and harmony would not resort to such acts that could ignite public disorder.


N.37 LET BUKIT LANJAN SOAR WITH SYED ABDUL RAZAK ALSAGOFF

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

BUKIT LANJAN: What will happen to those who can’t think out of the box, can’t change or can’t evolve?

Image
An oil drilling platform operated by Statoil ASA in the North Sea near Bergen, Norway. The country is Europe’s dominant producer of oil. CreditKristian Helgesen/Bloomberg, via Getty Images Norway’s Wealth Fund Considers Divesting From Oil Shares By  CLIFFORD KRAUSS NOV. 16, 2017 Norway’s $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund is considering a divestment of holdings in international petroleum companies, a sign that even Europe’s dominant producer does not have full confidence in oil’s future. The recommendation on Thursday by the Norwegian Central Bank, which manages the fund, is potentially the biggest advance yet for a global fossil-fuel divestment campaign that has been promoted on college campuses and by environmental activists. It could also be a setback for the proposed initial public offering of the Saudi national oil company, known as Aramco, since the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, would be a potentiall...
Read more

BUKIT LANJAN: Graduates getting employed through connections and status? That’s very unhealthy!

Image
Unemployment in Malaysia [Infographic] Michelle Leo 19 Jan 2016 / Career Planning , Infographic , Jobs , Unemployment “Study hard. Get a degree. Find a good job. Live happily ever after.” Sounds familiar? Every year, over 200,000 students graduate from institutions of higher learning . Shockingly, 1 out of 4 graduates remain unemployed 6 months after graduation, with the majority being Degree holders. These graduates make up 35.3% of those who are unemployed . Here’s the hard truth — being a university graduate no longer guarantees you a job. As the number of graduates continue to climb each year, students are facing tough competition amidst a shaky economy. In this infographic, find out the truth behind why fresh graduates are unemployed in Malaysia, and learn about what you can do as a student to increase your employability! … for more, go to https://eduadvisor.my/articles/what-didnt-know-fresh-graduate-unemployment-malaysia- infographic/ BUKIT LANJAN: Graduates getting employed...
Read more

BUKIT LANJAN: DOSH and all related construction authorities must buck up

Image
BUKIT LANJAN: DOSH and all related construction authorities must buck up It is quite obvious that something is not very right with the way the Department of Occupational Health and Safety (DOSH) and all related construction authorities are monitoring work safety at construction sites. There have been quite a number of tragic and non-tragic incidents at construction sites recently and yet accidents continue to recur despite DOSH’s claims that it has set up safety committees to tighten inspections. Gerakan Deputy Speaker Syed Abdul Razak Alsagoff said: “There was the woman who was crushed to death by a crane hook that fell on her Perodua Kelisa from 20 storeys up. “This was followed by the collapse of the KL Eco City pedestrian bridge that claimed a life. And now a crane has collapsed at the Bandar Damansara Perdana (BDP) construction site.” Syed Razak said such tragic and non-tragic mishaps at construction would not occur or could have been avoided if high and competent constr...
Read more