Pertubuhan Peribumi Perkasa Malaysia says that the blogger had incited people to abolish the institution of Malay rulers in a recent article.

Pertubuhan Peribumi Perkasa Malaysia (Perkasa) today made a police report against a blogger on website Malaysia Today, Raja Petra Raja Kamaruddin, in relation to a recent article under the 'No Holds Barred' column.

Perkasa secretary, Mohd Zainuddin Amran, said the article has elements of sedition to incite people, especially the Malays, to abolish the institution of Malay rulers and make Malaysia a republic.

"The article which I read on Dec 20 clearly alluded to efforts to abolish the institution of rulers and was aimed at setting up a republic," he told reporters after making a report at the Pudu police station in Kuala Lumpur today.

Mohd Zainuddin said the contents of the article were also against the Federal Constitution besides questioning the position of the system of constitutional monarchy practised since independence.

He said the proposals made by Raja Petra should be stopped immediately as it caused people to be influenced by his propaganda.

"Raja Petra Raja Kamaruddin clearly makes fun of the law, the police and the Attorney-General for failing to find him whereas he had celebrated the New Year with two women in Poland.

"I make this report so that the police can take appropriate action against any quarter which attempts to disturb the stability and harmony of Malaysia."

Raja Petra's whereabouts is unknown but recent media reports suggested that he was holing up in London.

However, the controversial blogger published a photo of him with two women who looked like Polish nationals in Malaysia Today recently and suggested that he was somewhere in Europe.

- Bernama