This morning’s press conference at the Pas operations centre in Port Dickson to announce the party’s protest over the issue of postal votes:

Photos by Jong

Pas is expected to meet the Elections Commission this evening.

Meanwhile, Aliran president P Ramakrishnan has come up with a statement here on the corruption vs breach of ethics controversy surrounding BN candidate Isa Samad.

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  20 Responses to “Bagan Pinang postal votes in spotlight”

  1. UMNO is corrupted. I hope bagan pinang folks are not tempte by the monies

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  2. What a double standard by PR supporters. If ex-convict LGE allowed to stand as candidate in GE12, why now targeting BN candidate? For me, recent PAS nonsense regarding to this by-election is a sign that BN will record a strong win. People fear of PAS agenda.

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  3. Money politics is corruption. Do this in the US or Britain and you are out as a politician. Here, in Malaysia (claimed to be an Islamic State) our leader is saying that it is “technical.” GOD SAVE THE COUNTRY. Just see the hypocrisy… Malaysians should be ashamed to have leaders who cannot differentiate between CORRUPTION and TECHNICALITIES.

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  4. Without the postal votes PAS would win this by-election. The people on the ground are all out for PAS. It’s 6:4 for PAS. The postal votes could damage the chance PAS has.

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  5. One need to discern why a person being put into jail rather than comparing all prisones or captives as convicts.

    Do you call a person who was locked up or being jailed for fighting for true justice for the people as convict ?

    Anyhow BeeEnd made a huge mistake by fielding the wrong candidate at bagan Pinang.
    Win or lose , it’s a bad spell for them in time to come.

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  6. 1. Where do these PAS/DAP/PKR supporter get this so called “support” ? lol

    2. Last I heard, PAS is having a tough time since a couple of days now.

    3. First they complained about POSTAL VOTES.

    4. Then when that didnt worked, they complained about ISA SAMAD.

    5. When presented with proof that … Anwar himself were involved in corruption (case), they abandon it and complained about PENGUNDI HANTU.

    6. When that tactic did not work also, they want to postpone the polls…LOL

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    • Let the result speaks for itself, dear Fatimah. However, if you happen to attend the ceramah at kampung bagan pinang tonight, you could compare the attendance of the ceramah held at the house close to Library Kampung vs the house close to the mosque. Don’t count how many cars but count how many motorbike, because they would represent locals. Thats is what I called “support’. By the way, I (and the family) am the local who supports PAS. And for your information, don’t underestimate how much hate the army has on your Isa Samad. BN may have got a lot of vote in the last election because Azman were not Isa’s man, but this time around, lets the result speak for itself. As for non-malays, please attend the dinner to be held by DAP tomorrow night. You would be surprised that 150 tables have been sold. That means 1500 people, dear Fatimah. And please don’t underestimate that many malay general workers are working with chinese company. Most have been advised by their employer to not give their vote to Umno, a racist party and corrupt leaders. As for Indian, what happen to Samy Vellu and Sotinathan when they wanted to enter the Indian areas? These are what I call “supports”. Inshallah, dear fatimah, PAS will win this by-election in bagan pinang, for the people. And for the pressures asserted on Umno and SPR, dear Fatimah, these are whatt we call strategic call and tactical call. To achieve the strategy, tactical action may seem to be on flip flopping but its all about achieving the same stategy. Lets the result speak for itself, dear Fatimah. By the way, I had difficulty to bring down my level of intelligence to put forward this reply to your comment.

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      • PutraMerang

        Yes, indeed the result should speak for themselves.

        However, my sources (mainly my relatives living in area) that PAS is heading for a thrashing and the surest sign for it is the absence of big wigs of Pakatan.

        I am preplexed by the fuss PAS has kicked up on the postal votes when in 1999 GE PKR had a major share of it when they fielded a Malay against BN’s Indian candidate. My relatives tell me of the highly racist and religious attacks that PKR employed on the MIC candidate. So much for multi-ethnic agenda of PKR.

        As for this by-election, I hear that the Indian votes likely to return to BN while UMNO probably increase their support too. But I am unsure about the Chinese votes though.

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  7. Postal votes
    The curry for Bee Anne
    It is the aroma spreading far
    It makes one feeling hungry

    There is no way
    One could determine
    The postal votes coming in
    It is the bone of contention
    Way back when election was held

    Bagan Pinang voters
    Go vote for a clean candidate
    It is your duty to change
    Don’t be part of a system
    Corrupting the minds and eyes
    Listen to Pakatan Speakers
    They will tell you plenty

    Postal votes
    The army and police
    Be neutral don’t side any party
    This is the way to go
    Forget about the curry

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  8. I am not a DAP supporter or a LGE fan. But, I am aware of his conviction which was to stand up against a MB… The MB is still running around free… :)

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  9. Let see the results .. whoever win is the people choice in bagan pinang …

    I have collegues from bagan pinang .. he told me the voters may spin the votes to PR as sympathy votes .. as they dont want ISA and UMNO to win big … so these fence sitter votes may go to PR …

    remember this is the stronghold of umno + 1/3 of postal votes .. if they lose this … meaning end of UMNO era …

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  10. Gerakan K.

    What ever you want to deviate from the truth is up to you. For me LGE is a true and caliber leader. I salute him for his sacrifice to fight for justice….

    Fatimah Zhuri.

    Another … on the loose. Pergi Jahanam Dengan Umno

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  11. I think if UMNO truly wants to reform and shed its old image, then it should get itself rid of these old, ageing tainted warhorses and warlords. Fielding Isa is an exercise in political expediency rather a mark fo reform.

    Unfortunately however, Pakatan is hardly in a position to criticise BN in this aspect either. Anwar and LGE are just two examples of PR leaders who had been jailed. One can argued that they were victims of politics. But there are many others too. For example Zaid Ibrahim himself was suspended by UMNO for money politics but that did not prevent PKR to recruit him. Manikumar the winner in the Bkt Selambau by-election was another tainted candidate.

    As for leaders, Penang’s former DCM1 was also hardly a paragon of morality nor the lack of actions on the 2 Perak ADUNs (who eventually left PKR) charged with corruption showed PR walk their talk.

    PAS leaders (and member) too were caught for khalwat and (alleged) links with militant gropus before and the DAP leaders in Selangor have been accused of siphoning public funds and having ties with triads.

    As such, Pakatan cannot claim the moral ground either.

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  12. Sarawakian, of course not all…pray for PAS and Pakatan Rakyat to win this by-election. All for Pakatan Rakyat.

    Fatimah Zuhri….
    You seem to be sunk by money.

    UMNO/BN (corrupt)

    Gerakan K……
    You seem to be a judge like Ghani Patail….

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  13. MALAYSIA BOLEH means -

    Can bribe & take bribe
    Can sleep with others who are not your spouse
    Can take any piece of land that you wish
    Can detain without trial
    Can do anything you like so long as you are in power but NOT the powerless!!!!!!

    Hidup MALAYSIA

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  14. Oh Fatimah!
    You know, UMNO is money.
    You support UMNO, you get money.
    You become’kuda tunggangan’UMNO ,
    you get money.
    So, go for the money,my dear ‘timah.

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  15. Please follow Samy around and get some situations where the public actually show displeasure with him. We need to put up as much of this as possible

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  16. BN will win

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