Perkasa and the dog in a grocery shop in Kuantan..

Someone posted a photo on Facebook of a dog in the premises of a grocery in Kuantan. Subsequently, Wira Perkasa Pahang planned a protest outside the grocery. Its leaders claim that they called it off.

However, Aw, the owner of the grocery, has lodged a police report that he paid RM15,000 to men claiming to be from Perkasa, to avoid having his premises burnt down.

Sunday, September 26, 2010 PERKASA TERDESAK : AJAK PEMUDA PAS, PKR & UMNO BERUNDING ALOR SETAR, 26 Sept — Wira Perkasa Kedah hari ini mencadangkan supaya diadakan Rundingan Meja Bulat melibatkan Pemuda Umno, Pemuda Pas, Angkatan Muda Keadilan dan pertubuhan itu bagi membincangkan beberapa isu yang menyebabkan perpecahan Melayu.
Ketuanya Shaharol Niza Omar berkata tujuan rundingan itu diadakan bagi merungkai permasalahan dan pertelingkahan yang berlaku sejak akhir-akhir ini antara Perkasa dan parti-parti politik itu.
“Saya berharap apabila rundingan ini dibuat, semua parti politik berasaskan Melayu ini dapat membuang ego (masing-masing) demi melihat agama Islam, bangsa Melayu dan Raja-raja Melayu terus dihormati,” katanya kepada pemberita di sini.
Beliau berkata walaupun semua parti berbeza ideologi politik, tetapi beliau mengajak semua parti bersatu hati dalam tiga perkara asas itu iaitu agama Islam, bangsa Melayu dan Raja-raja Melayu.
“Apa yang dicadangkan nanti adalah pada akhir rundingan itu kita akan mendapat satu resolusi secara bersama berkenaan dengan agama Islam, hak-hak istimewa orang-orang Melayu dan Raja-raja Melayu,” katanya.
Katanya beliau mencadangkan supaya keempat-empat pertubuhan itu termasuk Wira Perkasa memberi penerangan secara ringkas berkenaan perlembagaan pertubuhan masing-masing yang menyentuh kepada ketiga-tiga asas itu.
“Ia bertujuan supaya masing-masing dapat memahami asas perjuangan dan dapat mengelakkan persengketaan pada masa hadapan yang akan merugikan nasib bangsa Melayu sendiri,” katanya.
“Saya harap pemuda bagi ketiga-tiga parti itu dapat memberi maklum balas terhadap cadangan ini dan apabila maklum balas positif diterima, saya akan menjemput ketua-ketua pemuda berbincang bagi mendapatkan tarikh yang sesuai untuk rundingan itu.
Posted by Dewan Pemuda Pas Negeri Pahang at 11:46 PM

He added that Aw felt he was being extorted and subsequently lodged a police report, but later wanted to withdraw the report out of fear for his family’s safety.

AsiaOne

Businessman extorted over Facebook posting

KUANTAN – A local dried goods businessman has lodged a police report alleging that a group of men claiming to be from Perkasa extorted money from him over a Facebook posting of a photograph of a dog in his premises.

Kuantan Municipal Council (MPK) local councillor Ngoh Tian Meng said the man, who wanted to be known only as Aw, complained that six men threatened to burn down his shop at Batu Tiga here if he did not pay up.

“The issue first came to light when a photograph of a dog in the shop’s drying area was posted on Facebook.

“It was reported that MPK had already issued 33 compounds totalling RM8,250 (S$3,101) to Aw for failing to ensure cleanliness at his premises.

“However, on Wednesday, a group of men claiming to be from Perkasa showed up at Aw’s shop demanding RM20,000 or else they would burn it down.

“Aw gave them RM15,000 that day,” said Ngoh when contacted yesterday.

http://news.asiaone.com/news/malaysia/businessman-extorted-over-facebook-posting

Star

KUANTAN: Wira Perkasa Pahang has denied that its members extorted money from a local dried goods businessman over a photograph posted on Facebook of a dog in his premises.

Syed Abdul explained that he and two other Perkasa members were at the premises in Batu Tiga here on Friday afternoon to inform the public that a planned protest had been called off. The other two were Wira Perkasa Pahang chief Haslihelmy DM Zulhasli and treasurer Mohd Razemi Razali.

“We initially put out a notice on Facebook telling the public that a peaceful assembly would be held to protest on the issue of a dog stepping on dried fish in the shop. However, heeding the advice from certain parties, we decided to call it off. We went to the shop anyway at about 2.45pm to tell others who might not have known that,” Haslihelmy said.

 http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2015/01/13/We-did-not-extort-money-from-shopkeeper/

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