The onslaught against Bersih and its co-chairperson Ambiga Sreenevasan
continued with the Election Commission (EC) deputy chairperson Wan Ahmad
Wan Omar accusing the coalition for clean and fair elections of
whipping up hatred against the EC to win votes for the opposition.
During a luncheon talk at a Kuala Lumpur hotel yesterday, Wan Ahmad said, "Bersih's struggle is in line with the opposition's agenda. They have no sincerity at all. The EC gave explanations, but they were not sincere. They insisted on taking to the streets. When we invited them to meet, they didn't even show their noses. They have never come to the EC office. Bersih formed various taskforces, but none approached the EC."
Wan Ahmad elaborated, "My
officers and I said, please bring your facts to us and we will find the
solution together, don't twist things outside there, but they did not
come. Why? Because their agenda is not sincere. They want to create
perceptions that will translate into votes in the coming election."
The lengthy three-hour talk entitled ‘Bersih 3.0: What else you want?' was organised by the Department of Special Affairs (Jasa) - an agency under the Information, Communications and Culture Ministry - and the Institute of Mind Development (Inmind).
During a luncheon talk at a Kuala Lumpur hotel yesterday, Wan Ahmad said, "Bersih's struggle is in line with the opposition's agenda. They have no sincerity at all. The EC gave explanations, but they were not sincere. They insisted on taking to the streets. When we invited them to meet, they didn't even show their noses. They have never come to the EC office. Bersih formed various taskforces, but none approached the EC."
Wan Ahmad elaborated, "My
officers and I said, please bring your facts to us and we will find the
solution together, don't twist things outside there, but they did not
come. Why? Because their agenda is not sincere. They want to create
perceptions that will translate into votes in the coming election."
The lengthy three-hour talk entitled ‘Bersih 3.0: What else you want?' was organised by the Department of Special Affairs (Jasa) - an agency under the Information, Communications and Culture Ministry - and the Institute of Mind Development (Inmind).
It was attended by mostly
government officials.
Wan Ahmad, why are you talking like a politician?
If you had done your job the bersih way, Bersih, as a NGO, would never have existed.
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