I make no apology for the following article but I would sincerely caution that the images of Kugan that follows are quite disturbing – disturbing maybe but we need to be reminded that this is a human being that we are talking about – and we need to see what has been done to one of our own by PDRM.
This was the headline in The Malaysian
Insider today.
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 29 – The increase
in death toll in the 20th Ops Sikap, which ended last Sunday, does not reflect
the failure of the operation.
The police would prefer the grim
figure be seen as a “wake-up call” to road users in the country.
My friend two words for the Traffic Police Chief. The first letter of
the first word is F. He tells us that PDRM would prefer the grim figure be seen
as a:
“wake-up call” !!!
Hey Chief what if we want PDRM to take the grim figure of people dying
in PDRM’s custody as a “WAKE UP CALL too?” Look at this image. It is of KUGAN.
Dead murdered by PDRM.
Look at his face. How he must have suffered! What would posses the
Police to beat a man like an animal…no even animals are treated better! You
must have made his last few days, his last few hours…his last few minutes on
this earth to be one of much physical and mental pain…or is it true what they
say that when your thresh hold of pain is arrived at…the mind switches off and
your body waits for death? If that is so I am sure that Kugan must have
switched off many times because of the injuries that he sustained not one of
them would have been enough to cause instant death – instead he was taken onto
a lingering and painful journey over a period of time…five days of
suffering…always towards death. PDRM must have driven him insane with pain.
Torture
in Police custody? Why? Do these torturers act without fear of prosecution
because of the lack of judicial punishment and the shortcomings in our criminal
justice system? Do corruption, official acquiescence and a lack of adequate
human rights training for these mata mata means that torture is routine in our
Police Station? The place where we go to seek protection and help in times of
our trouble? Or does our government choose torture of its Rakyats as the most
efficient means to control and to terrorize its own Rakyat into passivity and
submission! Again let us look at Kugan here. Do not turn away my friends. If it
hard for us to look as it was hard for me – just think what he had to go
through in his last days on this earth – in that Petaling Jaya Police Station!
So that we know that we are talking about a fellow human being here. Look and
remember.
There is
a clear link between discrimination and torture in PDRM.Those most at risk are
the Indians – because they are the poorest and most marginalized of our
Rakyats. They are our ethnic minority who face discrimination everywhere –
especially so with PDRM. What are the effects of torture? Serious injury,
emotional scars, destroyed mind, paralyses…and in Kugan’s case DEATH! Look
again here and you will see that he is no more with us. He has left us, he has
left his family and he has left this world, as we know it.
The
Universal Declaration of Human Rights in its Article 5, proclaims that "no
one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment
or punishment"….no one understand. No one! Does it not matter to our
government that all forms of inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment - TOTURE – are absolutely and
universally illegal? Not really - Malaysia is not one of the signatory to the
UN General Assembly (Resolution 39/46)
Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or
Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CAT). This
Convention, which entered into force on 26 June 1987, obliges States to make torture
a crime and to prosecute and punish those guilty of it. It notes explicitly
that neither higher orders nor exceptional circumstances can justify torture
but in Malaysia we have government-sanctioned
torture!
This Tan
Sri of an AG classified Kugan’s case as murder but it has taken eight
months until now – SEPTEMBER - for PDRM to announce that the policemen involved in Kugan’s murder will be
facing charges this week – how many policemen facing what charges is still to
be announced. Let me put in my two cents worth. I have seen how the Police
interrogate their suspects. There will be at least three to four policemen in
the same room. They do not have the guts to make it a one on one situation.
Cowards only find courage in large groups. They would all together have
hammered Kugan into submission…into unconsciousness with their fists, kick his
body and kick his head when he was down and lying on the floor. They would have
used whatever weapons or batons or rubber hoses available to do the job. Then
when Kugan lies on the floor unconsciousness the most sadistic of them (and
there are many!) would continue hitting Kugan while the others go take a coffee
break with some goreng pisang and curry puffs…maybe even nasi lemak if they are
really hungry! How can they do this without any remorse for their victims of
torture? They can do this because this is what they do with regularity –
hitting and hammering suspect into submission is par for the course for these
policemen.
So please
do not charge just one policeman…we are not stupid idiots. The IGP is not a
stupid idiot. The AG is not a stupid idiot. Do the right thing.
When Noordin Top, who mastermind the killing hundreds of human beings, dead our minister expressed regret for not given the change to rehabilitate him.
ReplyDeleteWhen Kugan was detained as a suspect only why our minister did not press the police to rehabilitate him?
Something is very wrong in Malaysia.
sorry
ReplyDelete"expressed regret for not given the change to rehabilitate him."
should be
"expressed regret for not given the chance to rehabilitate him."
The IGP and the entire police force should be ashame of themselves for having among them a group of government paid murderers.
ReplyDeleteIf blood is already in their hands, there is nothing to stop them from killing many more.
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteActually yes, the IGP and the entire PDUM (Polis Di UMNO Malaysia) is to blame also but you know what.
ReplyDeleteThe biggest culprits is the entire citizenry of Malaysia. We just stand by and do nothing. Nothing.
We think so long as it doesnt impact us directly, we just voice our disgusts online, take a moral high ground but nothing else.
6 months from now, we would have forgotten Kugan till the next death occurs.
Pray such a thing doesnt happen to your loved ones. You will be weeping ALONE!
Malaysians mudah lupa.
sunwayopal
http://www.myrealestate.com.my
I've came across some people who said he deserves it. So, I asked if he happen to be your loves one, how would you feel or do ? The response ... ya lah, not fair ah.
ReplyDeleteGoing by this, there are many who only think for themselves. Yep, a criminal is a criminal but the state must provide them with legal representation. Otherwise, there's no difference between state law enforcement agencies and vigilante.
In this case, the law enforcement agencies had step beyond their boundries. Even so, the crime rate that is fatal is escalating. Those who can afford, engage private security services for their homes. But who takes care of the average people on the street. Soon, it will not even safe walking in a mall.
It all fall back to our national leaders. Those elected leaders continue living in cloud nine. They have our law enforcement agencies guarding their home and moving around with tax payer money. So, they don't feel the pinch.
We just have to make that change by first changing the elected leaders and Bagan Pinang is a good start.
toyol : ' ...bodoh macam lembu ! '
ReplyDeletei hope u lose a car one day... then you can come back and champion "pencuri kereta" and suspected rapist mcm kugan...
ReplyDeleteHei Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteYou said something about, 'I hope you lose your car...." and one day champion the...
Well, I hope one of your loved ones, son, brother etc is caught as a suspect, yes, SUSPECT by the PDUM, then beaten to death. We will see you stand alone and cry. Is that ok with you.
My friend even soldiers at war when captured are given rights,and the same goes to suspects aand criminals. There are laws that are made in Parliment that are supposed to be not barbaric so as to give everyone an equal chance under the law to prove their innocence.
The uniformed gangsters are endorsed by their leader, who in turn is endorsed by the PM by extending his "good service". What more is there to say? An evil regime shall be brought to justice. The day of reckoning is near. A lot of hungry ghosts have been created over the last couple of years. Some older ghosts are also rising, as we were not aware because there were no blogs then.
ReplyDeleteWith a pink-lipped crime minister and his sorceress spouse - neither of whom has yet been cleared of complicity in cold-blooded and gruesome murder - firmly entrenched in power, the entire country has now earned itself the status of a rogue nation. When Musa Hassan's contract as IGP was extended yet again on 13 September, it became perfectly obvious that all our suspicions (and RPK's extremely serious allegations) are entirely well founded.
ReplyDelete...an indian polis will be charged for interrogating & beating kugan BUT
ReplyDelete....but ...but NOT 'murdering' him !!
ONLY one Indian polis has to be sacrificed ....why ...WHY ?????