By Malaysiakini
Perak DAP secretary Nga Kor Ming told the police not to practice double standards when enforcing the law on the video recording pertaining to the May 7 state assembly sitting.
“The law must apply equally to everyone whether Barisan Nasional or Pakatan Rakyat. There should not be double standards when enforcing the law,” he said.
Nga (centre in photo) was commenting on BN Menteri Besar Zambry Abd Kadir’s announcement on Monday that BN will be making video copies of the assembly incident to counter Pakatan’s allegations.
“We are going to make VCD copies of the incident and distribute them to the people for them to see the real picture that it was not we who started the trouble.
“We are working on the distribution of the VCDs which will have two versions - the unedited seven-hour version and the edited one-hour version. Let the people decide who started the trouble,” he had said.
Before the media conference, Zambry had also taken the media to task for reporting BN assemblypersons as the troublemakers and called for fair reporting.
Responding to this, Nga said: “The police were swift in their action to seize audiovisual equipment showing the video clip of the assembly incident during a DAP dinner event in Sitiawan on Saturday. The police also arrested a technician handling the video equipment.” (right)
“Likewise the police must also seize the audiovisual equipment of BN when they screen the assembly sitting incident to the public. There should not be double standards,” he added.
Don't forget four key portions
On the same note, he said BN must release the unedited version of the assembly sitting incident so that the people can get the true picture of the fracas.
“BN should not edit the video to their advantage which will portray Pakatan (reps) as trouble makers,” he added.
Nga insisted that four important portions must be included in the BN recording. These are:
1)The pepper spray incident involving deputy speaker Hee Yit Foong and DAP Aulong assemblyperson Yew Tian Hoe. (right)
2) The claim by DAP that a man had entered the assembly sitting allegedly carrying a firearm tucked in the back of his pants.
3) Speaker V Sivakumar being forcefully removed during the assembly sitting. [SEE VIDEO]
4) The alleged assault of eight Pakatan assemblyperson during the mayhem.
Perak DAP secretary Nga Kor Ming told the police not to practice double standards when enforcing the law on the video recording pertaining to the May 7 state assembly sitting.
“The law must apply equally to everyone whether Barisan Nasional or Pakatan Rakyat. There should not be double standards when enforcing the law,” he said.
Nga (centre in photo) was commenting on BN Menteri Besar Zambry Abd Kadir’s announcement on Monday that BN will be making video copies of the assembly incident to counter Pakatan’s allegations.“We are going to make VCD copies of the incident and distribute them to the people for them to see the real picture that it was not we who started the trouble.
“We are working on the distribution of the VCDs which will have two versions - the unedited seven-hour version and the edited one-hour version. Let the people decide who started the trouble,” he had said.
Before the media conference, Zambry had also taken the media to task for reporting BN assemblypersons as the troublemakers and called for fair reporting.
Responding to this, Nga said: “The police were swift in their action to seize audiovisual equipment showing the video clip of the assembly incident during a DAP dinner event in Sitiawan on Saturday. The police also arrested a technician handling the video equipment.” (right)“Likewise the police must also seize the audiovisual equipment of BN when they screen the assembly sitting incident to the public. There should not be double standards,” he added.
Don't forget four key portions
On the same note, he said BN must release the unedited version of the assembly sitting incident so that the people can get the true picture of the fracas.
“BN should not edit the video to their advantage which will portray Pakatan (reps) as trouble makers,” he added.
Nga insisted that four important portions must be included in the BN recording. These are:
1)The pepper spray incident involving deputy speaker Hee Yit Foong and DAP Aulong assemblyperson Yew Tian Hoe. (right)2) The claim by DAP that a man had entered the assembly sitting allegedly carrying a firearm tucked in the back of his pants.
3) Speaker V Sivakumar being forcefully removed during the assembly sitting. [SEE VIDEO]
4) The alleged assault of eight Pakatan assemblyperson during the mayhem.
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