PETALING JAYA: Setiausaha politik bekas perdana menteri, Ismail Sabri Yaakob menafikan rakaman suara tular yang mendakwa beliau dan seorang bekas wakil rakyat Umno mahu menjatuhkan kredibiliti Najib Razak.
Syed Mohd Fazmi Sayid Mohammad yang terkejut dan kecewa, menyifatkan ia percaturan politik jahat dan jijik untuk memusnahkan reputasinya sebagai setiausaha politik dan mahu menjatuhkan Ismail.
“Ia juga konspirasi jahat dan terancang pihak tertentu untuk menjatuhkan bekas perdana menteri yang juga Naib Presiden Umno, Ismail,” katanya dalam kenyataan.
Beliau sudah membuat laporan di Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) Shah Alam hari ini berhubung rakaman itu.
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PETALING JAYA: Former prime minister’s, Ismail Sabri Yaakob’s political secretary has denied a viral voice recording claiming that he and a former Umno representative wanted to undermine Najib Razak’s credibility.
Syed Mohd Fazmi Sayid Mohammad who was shocked and disappointed, described it as an evil and disgusting political scheme to destroy his reputation as a political secretary and want to bring down Ismail.
“It is also an evil and planned conspiracy by certain parties to bring down the former prime minister who is also the Umno Vice President, Ismail,” he said in a statement.
He has made a report at the Shah Alam District Police Headquarters (IPD) today regarding the recording.
Lone hero in #Chongqing city #CCPChina arrested after he made a widely circulated speech in public to criticize the stupidity of the #CCP’s #ZeroCovid police. “Give me freedom or give me death!” He shouted at the top of his lungs twice. See thread for his speech. pic.twitter.com/7SqgWodfpH
— Inconvenient Truths by Jennifer Zeng 曾錚真言 (@jenniferzeng97) November 25, 2022
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The most important component of this complex narrative (for me) is the cynical use of "Covid" as a blunt instrument of political and social subjugation. This is by no means restricted to The govt of China, having been equally applied by the West these past two years.
PM and MOF: DSAI. Advisor to MOF: Hassan Merican TPM and Rural Ministry: Zahid Hamidi TPM and Commodities Ministry: Fadhillah Yusof
Transportation: Anthony Loke Agriculture and Food Security: Mat Sabu Economy Minister: Rafizi Ramli Local Government: Nga Kor Ming Defense: Mohamad Hasan Works: Alexander Nanta Linggi Home: Saifuddin Nasution MITI: Tengku Zafrul Higher Education: Mohamad Khaled Nordin Science and Technology: Chang Lih Kang Women Affairs: Nancy Shukri KDPNHEP: Salahuddin Ayub JPM (Law and Institutional Reforms): Azalina Othman Said National Resources, Climate Change: Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad Cooperatives: Ewon Benedick Foreign: Zambry Kadir Tourism: Tiong King Sing Communications and Digital: Fahmi Fadzil Education: Fadhlina Sidek Education: Aaron Ago Dagang Menteri Agama: Dr Haji Naim (Senator) Youth: Hannah Yeoh Health: Dr Zaliha Mustafa Sabah and Sarawak: Armizan Mohd Ali (Papar)
The media is kept waiting for the much awaited announcement by PM Anwar Ibrahim on his new cabinet line-up. The news conference has been moved to 8:15pm and that’s just under two hours away , what can possibly happen in between ? Is intense lobbying still going on ? Stay tuned pic.twitter.com/i9XstNECsD
Zahid as DPM: Don't sacrifice principle for the sake of political expediency https://t.co/xjwSGobcBF via @DennisIgnatius Hi Dennis, Anwar needs the 30 BN MPs and they come with Zahid as DPM. It is what it is. The signal that Anwar is sending out is that Mu and Dr M are liars.
Bloomberg floated the names of top corporate captains such as former CIMB chief Nazir Razak as well as sovereign wealth fund Khazanah’s former boss Azman Mokhtar to head the Treasury.
Shannon Teoh Malaysia Bureau Chief Updated 5 Mins Ago
KUALA LUMPUR – Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is likely to delay the unveiling of Malaysia’s new Cabinet to next week, as he tries to square conflicting demands both within and outside his unity government of strange bedfellows.
The Straits Times has learnt that no swearing-in ceremony has been pencilled in the King’s schedule, with reports saying he is set to go on an overseas trip on Saturday.
That did not happen, but there was heightened expectation that ministers – drawn not just from the two-thirds supermajority that the Premier enjoys but also non-politicians – would be appointed by Friday.
However, several sources in the know told The Straits Times that Datuk Seri Anwar did not submit a list of candidates to the King during the audience on Tuesday.
Up until Wednesday afternoon, the Prime Minister was meeting political leaders who have pledged support for his government after the Nov 19 General Election which threw up Malaysia’s first hung Parliament.
Mr Anwar’s press secretary said on Wednesday that the Prime Minister was only scheduled to be in his office all of Thursday, with no information available on the announcement of a Cabinet.
“The situation is now fluid because so many different factions are lobbying,” said an official from Mr Anwar’s Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR).
Sources said the King had wanted to swear in the new Cabinet before flying off on Saturday, but Mr Anwar had asked for more time.
The proposed window is now for the later part of next week before the King goes abroad again, this time for the closing stages of the football World Cup in Qatar. The Gulf nation has strong ties with Malaysia.
This would mean Mr Anwar would have governed alone for a fortnight, as he wrestles with several conundrums – not least demands for Umno president Zahid Hamidi to be made his deputy despite facing dozens of graft charges. .
Umno will have to hold leadership polls by May, and the deputy premiership would help Zahid – who has faced intense backlash internally over his years-long push towards allying with PH – see off any challengers.
However, it is learnt that Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS), another important partner in the unity government which is likely to secure another deputy prime minister position, would prefer Umno No. 2 Mohamad Hasan to be installed instead of Zahid.
GPS secretary-general Alexander Nanta Linggi said while it was the Prime Minister’s prerogative to choose his Cabinet, having a “clean” line-up would be preferred.
Even though the unity government will still hold a simple majority in the 222-strong Parliament without BN’s 30 MPs, it would be an administration backed by less than one in five voters from the Malay Muslim majority.
4. Zahid was acquitted of all 40 graft charges in the Foreign Visa System case in September, but he is still facing 47 other charges for the Yayasan Akalbudi scandal.https://t.co/EOPNetYir8
In October 2021, the former Prime Minister filed the suit claiming that the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) charges brought against him were premeditated by the former Pakatan Harapan government. [2]
Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001.
The High Court nonetheless ruled that his claims were unsustainable and that there was no reasonable cause of action, as the former Attorney General did not conduct the prosecution of the four cases [4]
Former attorney-general (AG) Tan Sri Tommy Thomas has succeeded in his bid to quash the suit filed by @NajibRazak over alleged misfeasance in public office for prosecuting him on charges involving the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB).https://t.co/HRHjjMz4Ji
