PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim anticipates that Bersih 2.0 leaders could be arrested before the event even takes off next weekend.
On another related incident, Anwar said that the rowdy protest gathering by Umno Youth members in front of PKR's headquarters last night was a clear example of the police afraid of doing its work without direct orders from Umno.
Anwar slammed the ruling BN coalition, particularly leading party Umno, for allegedly pulling the strings in the police force and said, “Our meeting was very peaceful and not rude (tidak biadap), very different from the group last night, with their curses and threats of burning and murder... But the police were unable to do anything. It is clear there are political instruction..” Anwar further stressed that the problem lies not with the police, but the overbearing interference of the ruling party in the work of the men in blue.
Anwar slammed the ruling BN coalition, particularly leading party Umno, for allegedly pulling the strings in the police force and said, “Our meeting was very peaceful and not rude (tidak biadap), very different from the group last night, with their curses and threats of burning and murder... But the police were unable to do anything. It is clear there are political instruction..” Anwar further stressed that the problem lies not with the police, but the overbearing interference of the ruling party in the work of the men in blue.
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