Hindraf banned for threatening the national security

Malaysia is a multi racial country, the highly sensitive issues are always forbidden from exploitation. Undeniably, the authority has no hesitation to take action including using ISA if they pose a threat to public order, the security and sovereignty of the country as well as the prevailing racial harmony.


The Malaysian Government has banned the illegal organization Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) as it poses a threat to national security.

Hindraf had actively exploited the Indian community to organize illegal assemblies and street demonstrations without permits that causing a large section of the ethnic Indians to rise up against the government and also hatred among the Malays and Indians in the country.

Home Minister Syed Hamid Albar said in a statement that the government decided to declare Hindraf illegal after the ministry was satisfied with facts and evidence that showed Hindraf was being used for unlawful purposes and posed a threat to public order and morality.

He said the government move followed the result of monitoring and investigations by the country's Registrar of Societies (ROS) since Hindraf was formed.

"As a result of the investigations, the Home Ministry, as per its authority under sections 3 and 5 of the Societies Act 1966, has declared Hindraf unlawful and detrimental to peace, public order, security and the moral values of Malaysia."

WHO ORDERED TEMPLE DEMOLITION, KHIR OR SAMY?

Can Samy Vellu tell Ex-Selangor Menteri Besar Dr Mohd Khir Toyo to demolish the temple, which was already demolished? Or it is under Dr Mohd Khir Toyo’s order to do so?

I nearly crack my little brain. It got me thinking and thinking, but I can’t see where and how to conclude to a point that Samy or Khir has not to face it; honestly, I can’t wait to see the responsible politician claim to be responsibled. If you dare to do it, why should you shame or afraid to claim it? Is honestly not always the best policy?

It is reported that Ex-Selangor Menteri Besar Dr Mohd Khir Toyo has been tagged as the chief culprit behind the controversial demolition of the Kampung Rimba Jaya Hindu temple near Shah Alam, now claims that MIC president S Samy Vellu had instructed him to do so.

“Samy Vellu called me on the night of Nov 15 and told me that Hindraf (Hindu Rights Action Force) people had infiltrated the temple and that it must be demolished that night itself.” alleged Khir.

Khir Toyo also denied that the temple had been pulled down two days before Deepavali, saying the exercise had been carried out a week after the significant Hindu festival.

MIC president S Samy Vellu today refuted ex-Selangor menteri besar Dr Mohd Khir Toyo's claim, he asked, "How can I tell him to demolish a temple which was already demolished?"

"It was under his order that more than 500 enforcement personnel from the local authorities from various districts came to demolish just one temple.

Prime Minister Abdullah lashes out at 'extremist' Hindraf

Barisan Nasional should be worried about the alleged waning support from Indian communities in this general election. Issues raised by Hindraf are the most the worrying factor for Barisan Nasional in the coming general election.

Hindraf purportedly organized the gathering at Parliament House to hand over roses to the Prime Minister but not one rose was seen clearly can be seen as a political protest. It can be seen as the strategy of exploiting the 13-day campaign period for the general election to petition the release of the movement’s five leaders detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA).

Hindraf, which claims that Hindus have been marginalized besides also making outrageous accusations of ethnic cleansing against the Government, purportedly organized the gathering at Parliament House to hand over roses to the Prime Minister and to petition the release of the movement’s five leaders detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA).

But not one rose was seen and instead, the gathering took the form of a political protest with Hindraf leaders urging the crowd not to vote for the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition in the March 8 general election.

Teargas and water cannons were fired by police upon some 300 Hindraf supporters and some 200 people were arrested who defied orders to hold an illegal rally in Kuala Lumpur 16 Februari 2008.

The protesters had also for weeks said the rally would be peaceful and they would bring their children along. There were hardly any children in sight and most of the protesters were between 20 and 60.

Prime Minister Abdullah lashes out at extremist Hindraf. He says that the Hindraf gathering this morning was an attempt to raise fear in the people and disrupt the polls which would be held on March 8.

MIC Presiden Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu has advised Indian voters not to let emotions rule when casting their votes on March 8 as they will end up regretting it. The MIC president said it was important for them to vote wisely for the sake of their children and the Indian community.