12-14-2022, 07:46 AM
PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang has launched a tirade against Bersih, claiming that the election watchdog has “immoral objectives” and was founded by people who supported the “reformasi” agenda to “topple the Malaysian Government”.
In a statement published on PAS mouthpiece Harakah Daily, Hadi pointed out that the “reformasi” agenda was a form of political demonstration that was “imported from abroad”, adding that this was how regimes like those in Indonesia and the Arab World had fallen.
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“In Malaysia, the ‘reformasi’ slogan was used to bring down the Barisan Nasional (BN) government in an undemocratic manner by a group called Bersih with its ‘unclean’ purposes,” he wrote.
Recall, however, that Hadi had previously voiced his support for the Bersih movement and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s “reformasi” movement in the early 2000s.
On this matter, Hadi was quick to point out that PAS had withdrawn from the group after an in-depth study of the Bersih movement.
“PAS withdrew from the group following an in-depth study of the movement as there are no benefits that come from clashing with the police through evil plans motivated by dirty politics that were organised by foreign parties who came to colonise Malaysia again,” he wrote.
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In a statement published on PAS mouthpiece Harakah Daily, Hadi pointed out that the “reformasi” agenda was a form of political demonstration that was “imported from abroad”, adding that this was how regimes like those in Indonesia and the Arab World had fallen.
“In Malaysia, the ‘reformasi’ slogan was used to bring down the Barisan Nasional (BN) government in an undemocratic manner by a group called Bersih with its ‘unclean’ purposes,” he wrote.
Recall, however, that Hadi had previously voiced his support for the Bersih movement and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s “reformasi” movement in the early 2000s.
On this matter, Hadi was quick to point out that PAS had withdrawn from the group after an in-depth study of the Bersih movement.
“PAS withdrew from the group following an in-depth study of the movement as there are no benefits that come from clashing with the police through evil plans motivated by dirty politics that were organised by foreign parties who came to colonise Malaysia again,” he wrote.
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