Chinese educationist umbrella group Dong Zong has released three video
clips to address claims by Deputy Education Minister Wee Ka Siong that
he was assaulted by participants in a rally that the group held last
Sunday.
A screening of the three clips - about 15-minutes in total length - was held for media organisations at Dong Zong’s headquarters in Kajang yesterday.
A scene where retired carpenter Lee Siew Taa, 65, extended his arm towards Wee with a thumbs-down gesture, while another video was trained on Lee’s back was screened in two clips.
On Wednesday, Lee had come forward and lodged a police report to deny attacking Wee.
Lee said he was merely showing Wee the thumbs-down gesture and had lodged the report because of photographs depicting him angrily extending his arm towards Wee during the rally.
Also, Wee was photographed touching his left cheek after the incident.
Wee has refused to confirm to the press if Lee was indeed the alleged would-be assailant. Instead, he has merely stated that such details would be provided to the police.
A screening of the three clips - about 15-minutes in total length - was held for media organisations at Dong Zong’s headquarters in Kajang yesterday.
A scene where retired carpenter Lee Siew Taa, 65, extended his arm towards Wee with a thumbs-down gesture, while another video was trained on Lee’s back was screened in two clips.
On Wednesday, Lee had come forward and lodged a police report to deny attacking Wee.
Lee said he was merely showing Wee the thumbs-down gesture and had lodged the report because of photographs depicting him angrily extending his arm towards Wee during the rally.
Also, Wee was photographed touching his left cheek after the incident.
Wee has refused to confirm to the press if Lee was indeed the alleged would-be assailant. Instead, he has merely stated that such details would be provided to the police.
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