Kuala Lumpur police chief Mohmad Salleh has testified before a government-initiated independent panel on police procedures in handling the Bersih 3.0 rally on April 28.
He told the panel, headed by former police chief Hanif Omar, that the police had been ordered to maintain "maximum restraint".
I have the greatest of respect for Tun Haniff Omar. For us MACOBA he is known as the one who cannot lie.I cannot understand his need to be involved in this government initiated independent panel on police procedures in handling the Bersih 3.0 rally unless it is really to get down to finding the truth of what happened. Tun if "maximum restrain" by the police means what we see in the above images then what happens when that order is not given?
Do not lend this Barisan Government the considerable respect and reverence we have for you in the time you served in the police Force to give credence to this panel if this government wants to use this panel for their own vested purpose
With respect TUN, you do yourself a disservice even by your presence on the panel - what more to head it! About the only thing of value left within PDRM today is you TUN. Do not let us us down by colluding with your political masters and not tell us the truth and nothing but the truth as to what happened at Dataran Merdeka during Bersih 3.0
For now we will give you the benefit of the doubt and trust that we MACOBA were right when we said that Haniff is 'the man who cannot lie." Tabek Tuan!
You who have known and respected him for a very long time and during many lifetimes ago, still believe in him to do the right thing?!
ReplyDeleteHeard of the hadith that a good man may yet will go to hell just as a man who is bad most of his life may go to heaven? It is all because he will do the critically good or bad just before he dies or at the end of his life.
As it was once reported that Tun Hanif had said that he does not believe the earnings from gambling is neither haram nor subahat. It may not too surprising if one will not be getting that Final Guidance for that.