The police reports were lodged by the Pemuda UMNO Malaysia, Pemuda Umno Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Pemuda Umno Bukit Bintang, Bumiputera Traders and Hawkers Associations, Pertubuhan Peribumi Perkasa Malaysia (Perkasa), the Urban Affairs Secretariat (Sheb), The Kepong Muslim Youth Association, and the Terengganu-Born Association (Gertak) at about 12.30pm.
Umno Youth exco member Tengku Azman Tengku Zainol Abidin said the report was made in order to prevent chaos during the gathering.
Meanwhile, Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) vice-president Tian Chua recently said that 60,000 people would attend the gathering.
Among other things, the gathering aimed to demand that the government reformed the postal voting system and that permanent ink be used for the election.
Meanwhile in PUTRAJAYA, the Putrajaya Concerned Youths Movement or the 'Gerakan Pemuda Prihatin Putrajaya' (Gempur) and 'Wira Perkasa Putrajaya' Thursday urged Malaysians, especially the young generation, not to be involved in the gathering to be held in Kuala Lumpur.
Gempur chairman Hisamudin Yahaya said the gathering, to be organised by the opposition pact (PR), would not bring any benefit but could instead destroy Malaysia which had gained independence 54 years ago.
As such, Gempur and Wira Perkasa Putrajaya lodged a police report at the Putrajaya District Police headquarters at 12.30pm Thursday.
In GEORGE TOWN, the Penang Al-Ehsan Islamiah Welfare Organisation lodged a police report on the move by the Penang state government to hold mosque elections in the state.
The police report was lodged by the chairman of the Barat Daya Penang Al-Ehsan Islamiah Welfare Organisation, Arshad Kassim at the Bayan Baru Police Station at about 4.30pm.
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