Nong Chik's personalised leaflet to a phantom
Published: May 4, 2013 3:19 PM | Updated: May 4, 2013 5:07 PM
KUALA LUMPUR A personalised leaflet by Raja Nong Chik Zainal Abidin's team has unwittingly revealed the suspicious existence of a Muslim voter registered at the home of a Hindu family.
KUALA LUMPUR A personalised leaflet by Raja Nong Chik Zainal Abidin's team has unwittingly revealed the suspicious existence of a Muslim voter registered at the home of a Hindu family.
S Ragunath, 32, told Malaysiakini that his family was shocked after receiving the leaflet yesterday, which was addressed to one Zalena Suhid, 47.
"We have been receiving material from Raja Nong Chik for a while now. My mother and brother received personalised messages.
"That didn't surprise us. But imagine how stunned we were when we saw an alien name registered at our address, where we've stayed for 32 years," said Ragunath (right), a flight attendant.
Ragunath said that his family was at a loss over what remedial action they can take for now.
"We are so close to the election. What can the Election Commission (EC) do about this now?" he asked.
For now, Ragunath said that they plan to hand the leaflet over to party agents manning the school where they will be voting.
The personalised leaflet includes the voting stream and serial number, so it will be easy to identify the voter, if she attempts to cast her ballot.
"The authorities have to look at how such a problem could occur," he said.
S Ragunath, 32, told Malaysiakini that his family was shocked after receiving the leaflet yesterday, which was addressed to one Zalena Suhid, 47.
"We have been receiving material from Raja Nong Chik for a while now. My mother and brother received personalised messages.
"That didn't surprise us. But imagine how stunned we were when we saw an alien name registered at our address, where we've stayed for 32 years," said Ragunath (right), a flight attendant.Ragunath said that his family was at a loss over what remedial action they can take for now.
"We are so close to the election. What can the Election Commission (EC) do about this now?" he asked.
For now, Ragunath said that they plan to hand the leaflet over to party agents manning the school where they will be voting.
The personalised leaflet includes the voting stream and serial number, so it will be easy to identify the voter, if she attempts to cast her ballot.
"The authorities have to look at how such a problem could occur," he said.
View Comments0

