Friday, July 15, 2011

Pak Samad: Polis tak boleh tipu, bukti di YouTube. Polis Raja di Malaysia!

National laureate A Samad Said has called Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's administration 'cruel' for cracking down on last Saturday's Bersih 2.0 rally in Kuala Lumpur.

The soft-spoken and usually low-profile septuagenarian recalled his experience during the July 9 massive rally in which leaders and supporters of electoral reform were sprayed with tear gas and water cannons and said, "If we see what happened (on that day), it's cruel, I have said on my Twitter and Facebook that we are heading towards a police state."

NONEIn an exclusive interview with Malaysiakini today, the distinguished 76-year old poet and novelist who is popularly known as Pak Samad (right) said, "Despite the government's denial of police high-handedness during the four-hour long rally, the world was watching. They (the police) have said that there was no brutality inflicted on members of the public, but we can see (what happened) in YouTube, they cannot lie."

Samad explained that during the rally, he was trapped with other protesters by police on both sides at KL Sentral, who subsequently fired tear gas on them.

He said that there was feeling of anger, of nervousness and never had he felt so much hatred towards the government.

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