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T’ganu Pakatan files police report over Himpit parade

Coalition’s state chief says PAS now ‘bolder’ with extreme attitudes

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 20 Feb 2023 5:09PM

T’ganu Pakatan files police report over Himpit parade
Terengganu Pakatan Harapan chief Datuk Raja Kamarul Bahrin Shah Raja Ahmad says last week’s Himpit rally, where participants cosplayed in war attire and carried fake weapons, is a form of intimidation that can cause public concern. – Ustaz Zul Bhari A Rahman Facebook pic, February 20, 2023

KUALA TERENGGANU – It is feared that the act of a group of youths from a political party, who participated in a parade carrying fake weapons and wearing war attire, may trigger fear among the public, says Terengganu Pakatan Harapan chairman Datuk Raja Kamarul Bahrin Shah Raja Ahmad.

He said the party has lodged a police report at the Kuala Terengganu district police headquarters today urging the authorities to conduct an investigation and take appropriate action against the group.

He said the members of the group are believed to be members of PAS while their actions are considered to be extreme and can disrupt racial harmony both in Terengganu and throughout the country.

“The parade held openly, with participants wearing war attire carrying fake weapons like swords and spears, is a form of intimidation that can cause public concern.

“Our view is PAS is now getting bolder to show its extreme attitude without thinking about the impact on racial unity in this country,” he said when met at the Kuala Terengganu district police headquarters here today.

In addition, Raja Bahrin said he regretted the attitude of PAS’ top leadership who seemed to approve the action.

He also said the matter should be investigated because it could be seen as disobeying the decree of the council of Malay rulers who called for all parties to preserve the country’s prosperity and stability.

Yesterday, Terenganu police informed that preliminary investigations revealed that the parade took place on February 17, after a gathering at a resort in Setiu, and the parade was a contest where participants were required to design Islamic attire, weapons, and heritage.

Terengganu police chief Datuk Rohaimi Md Isa was reported as saying that police will conduct an investigation to identify the offences committed during the parade and appropriate action will be taken. – Bernama, February 20, 2023

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