DAP: Ridhuan must apologise for 'Darul Babi'
Published: Aug 21, 2014 1:14 AM | Updated: Aug 21, 2014 3:45 PM
A DAP Youth leader has urged controversial columnist Ridhuan Tee Abdullah to apologise for stoking racial tensions by linking the Selangor menteri besar crisis to a pig farming proposal.
A DAP Youth leader has urged controversial columnist Ridhuan Tee Abdullah to apologise for stoking racial tensions by linking the Selangor menteri besar crisis to a pig farming proposal.
Selangor DAP Youth assistant secretary Mohammad Firdaus Babh said that Ridhuan’s column on the matter "clearly had ill-intentions against the DAP".
"His statement is not reflective of a professor," he said in a statement yesterday.
Ridhuan on Aug 18 linked the criticism against MB Abdul Khalid Ibrahim’s administration with a RM100 million pig farming project that never took off.
Ridhuan said that if the project goes through, Selangor could be known as 'darul babi' and lead to residents' unease, especially among Muslims.
His column was followed by a statement by Malay rights NGO Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali, who linked the pig farming to the DAP.
Ibrahim did so by claiming that DAP had managed to use PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim to control Selangor to get what it wants, including the mass pig farm.
Meanwhile, Firdaus said that it is common knowledge that the pig farm project was proposed before Pakatan Rakyat took over Selangor in 2008.
"This is not the first time Ridhuan and Ibrahim tried to sow hatred among Malaysians.
"Sadly, all complaints and reports by Malaysians (against the duo) are not taken seriously by the authorities," he said.
He said that the police could take action immediately without the need for a police report, as it did in the case of convicted road bully Siti Fairrah Ashyikin Kamaruddin.
Selangor crisis today
9.14am: DAP Youth leader says columnist Ridhuan Tee Abdullah must apologise for suggesting Selangor will be 'darul babi' if MB Khalid Ibrahim is removed
9:48am: PAS rep Saari Sungib says he signed the statutory declaration primarily to reject the incumbent MB, but not to support PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail as widely perceived
12pm: Sinar Harian speculates that PAS has a good chance of getting MB post, if the ruler rejects Wan Azizah or other PKR reps
12.39pm: PAS exco man Sallehen Mukhyi says president Abdul Hadi Awang didn't discuss PKR's Azmin Ali as MB, with sultan in July 31 meeting
2.55pm: MB crisis will hurt Pakatan in polls, but win expected, says DAP's Bukit Gasing rep
3.34pm: Selangor PAS reiterates that they are not interested in the MB post as it belongs to PKR
4.29pm: MB's lawyer denies claim by his aide that his debt was settled via a Middle Eastern bank, PAS MP Khalid Samad says
5.15pm: Sources close to MB says dissolution of the assembly will be one of the options put forth to the sultan

Selangor DAP Youth assistant secretary Mohammad Firdaus Babh said that Ridhuan’s column on the matter "clearly had ill-intentions against the DAP".
"His statement is not reflective of a professor," he said in a statement yesterday.
Ridhuan on Aug 18 linked the criticism against MB Abdul Khalid Ibrahim’s administration with a RM100 million pig farming project that never took off.
Ridhuan said that if the project goes through, Selangor could be known as 'darul babi' and lead to residents' unease, especially among Muslims.
His column was followed by a statement by Malay rights NGO Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali, who linked the pig farming to the DAP.
Ibrahim did so by claiming that DAP had managed to use PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim to control Selangor to get what it wants, including the mass pig farm.
Meanwhile, Firdaus said that it is common knowledge that the pig farm project was proposed before Pakatan Rakyat took over Selangor in 2008.
"This is not the first time Ridhuan and Ibrahim tried to sow hatred among Malaysians.
"Sadly, all complaints and reports by Malaysians (against the duo) are not taken seriously by the authorities," he said.
He said that the police could take action immediately without the need for a police report, as it did in the case of convicted road bully Siti Fairrah Ashyikin Kamaruddin.
Selangor crisis today
9.14am: DAP Youth leader says columnist Ridhuan Tee Abdullah must apologise for suggesting Selangor will be 'darul babi' if MB Khalid Ibrahim is removed
9:48am: PAS rep Saari Sungib says he signed the statutory declaration primarily to reject the incumbent MB, but not to support PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail as widely perceived
12pm: Sinar Harian speculates that PAS has a good chance of getting MB post, if the ruler rejects Wan Azizah or other PKR reps
12.39pm: PAS exco man Sallehen Mukhyi says president Abdul Hadi Awang didn't discuss PKR's Azmin Ali as MB, with sultan in July 31 meeting
2.55pm: MB crisis will hurt Pakatan in polls, but win expected, says DAP's Bukit Gasing rep
3.34pm: Selangor PAS reiterates that they are not interested in the MB post as it belongs to PKR
4.29pm: MB's lawyer denies claim by his aide that his debt was settled via a Middle Eastern bank, PAS MP Khalid Samad says
5.15pm: Sources close to MB says dissolution of the assembly will be one of the options put forth to the sultan
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