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Subject:
[Sutera] PM should apologise first, says PAS leader
Date:
Mon, 7 Jan 2002 21:39:13 +0800
From:
"Saifuddin Awang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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PM should apologise first, says PAS leader
Mohd Irfan Isa
http://www.malaysiakini.com/News/2002/01/2002010707.php3
5:46pm, Mon: Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad should admit his
wrongdoings
first before asking others to apologise, said PAS spiritual adviser and
Kelantan Menteri Besar, Nik Aziz Nik Mat.
Responding to the Mahathir's statement yesterday - that PAS never
apologises
for its mistakes and that it was incapable of doing so - Nik Aziz
retorted
by asking if Mahathir had ever apologised to the families of those
killed in
the Memali incident where the death toll was much higher.
In Nov 1985, police killed 14 and wounded dozens of Ustaz Ibrahim
Libya's
followers in Kampung Memali, Kedah. Mahathir was then the home minister.
"Moreover, has he apologised for suggesting that Anwar Ibrahim's black
eye
was self-inflicted, after the courts finally convicted former IGP Rahim
Noor
for assaulting Anwar?'' asked Nik Aziz, who could barely conceal his
annoyance during the press conference in Kota Bharu today.
"He (Mahathir) forces people to listen to his radio stations, watch his
TV
channels, and read his newspapers. He does not give others the chance to
listen to a second opinion.
"Has he apologised to the world for that?''continued the opposition
leader.
Nik Aziz, however, evaded answering the question on whether he would
take up
the PM's invitation to witness the execution of the three convicted
Al-Ma'
unah members.
"Nothing happens unless the PM apologises first," he said.
Asked for his opinion on the court's decision on the Al-Ma'unah trial,
Nik
Aziz claimed that he had yet to read the judgment as he "is not involved
with them''.
"I don't care for Al-Ma'unah because they are not PAS members, and it is
not
our style to further our cause with guns,'' he said in response to a
question as to whether he believed that the Grik arms heist was
'staged'.
Found guilty
On Dec 28, the High Court sentenced three members of Al-Ma'unah to death
by
hanging for planning a 'holy war' to topple Mahathir.
Another 16 group members who also found guilty of treason were given
life
sentences in their attempt to set up an Islamic state.
The martial arts sect, which taught members they were invulnerable to
bullets, sparked one of the country's biggest ever security alerts in
July
2000 when they allegedly disguised themselves as soldiers and stole more
than 100 weapons from two military camps.
They then retreated to a jungle hideout where they allegedly broadcast
calls
over army radio for Mahathir to quit.
The group surrendered after a four-day standoff with some 2,000 troops,
during which they allegedly murdered a policeman and a soldier they had
held
hostage.
Following the incident, a few PAS leaders dismissed the arms heist as a
'sandiwara' (drama) and that it was staged by the government.
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