Wow, this is what you call 1Malaysia. 1Malaysia kepala otak bapak engkau!!!!
Watch this, last week those fanatic Malay protesters carried a bloody cow's head, stepped and spat on it to humilate the Hindu relegion. Later they even treatend blood shed against building the temple.
What?? Are they building a Kandang Babi, ah? Or is the Government building a strip club there, ah? What is the fuc$!ng problem. For God sake, it a holy place for the Hindus!! Now, coming back to their protest on the road, it was not peacefull at all but the Police decided not to get in. My question> WHY? Did this idiots have a permit, NO, so why did the police allow.
That is simply because they were UMNO's people. And then, the Home Minister,,,wah bukan main, Menteri Dalam Negeri, Hishammudin (the keris guy) goes to meet this idiots and protects them by saying they were victimised. Victimised my foot!!.
And here the indians goes peacefully with candles and roses>> within 1/2 and hour they have been cought with violince. SO, the Million dollar question>> How long must the people be quiet? How long must the people be patient, polite, peaceful and civilized, ah?
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Sixteen people, including former Internal Security Act detainee P Uthayakumar, were arrested at a candlelight vigil near Dataran Merdeka tonight.The vigil, organised by rights group Hindraf, began with a march of a 100-strong crowd from nearby Masjid Jamek.
The participants, who were singing songs and carrying red and white roses and candles, called for Malaysians to respect one another's rights.However, before they could reach Dataran Merdeka, the crowd was confronted by two dozens police officers.
The cops, who stopped the marchers at the junction of Jalan Parliament and Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, ordered the crowd to disperse.The cops then began counting from one to 10 (right), and launched the arrests soon after.
Among those arrested were Hindraf leader S Jayathas and Uthayakumar's fiancee, S Indradevi.Uthaya held on all foursUthayakumar, were among the last few individuals to be arrested. He was nabbed together with Indradevi while walking away from Dataran Merdeka.
Several police personnel pounced on Uthayakumar until fell to the ground. Once on the ground, he was held on all fours and rushed to an awaiting police truck
.In the wake of the arrests, participants began leaving the area at about 8pm, barely 15 minutes after the vigil started.But some 30 minutes later, two more were arrested - Shanti Waytha Moorthy and Waytha Nayagi - some distance away from Dataran Merdeka while sending out alert SMSes.
Though never stated explicitly, it is understood that the vigil tonight was a reaction to the 'cow-head' demonstration last Friday by a group of Shah Alam residents opposing the relocation of a Hindu temple to their neighbourhood.In contrast to the heavy-handed dispersal of vigil participants tonight, no action was taken against the 'cow-head' protestors.Police double standardsAccording to Hindraf leader in exile P Waythamoorthy, the aim of the vigil was to “repair the damage to the centuries-long brotherly Hindu-Muslim relations in the wake of the cow-head protest in Shah Alam”.
In an immediate reaction, he condemned the arrest and accused the police of practising double standards in view of the 'cow-head' demonstration, which has caused public outrage, especially among Hindus.“It is ridiculous that the Muslim extremist 'cow-head' protesters who were behaving in a violent manner, delivered fiery speeches promoting racial hatred and insulted Hindus were given full police protection.
“Whilst the Hindraf supporters who were armed with unlit candles and roses were violently arrested, bundled and taken into police lock-ups,” said Waythamoorthy in a statement late this evening.Meanwhile, Kuala Lumpur police chief Muhammad Sabtu Osman said that 13 men and three women were detained.
