PMX still protects Zakir Naik

 


This is how Pakatan Harapan is going down the drain. 

Do not blame the voters in the internet age.

This is what he told the journalist:

On the issue of extradition, Anwar Ibrahim, however, added that Malaysia needs to ensure the rule of law. "We have some understanding of it (extradition demand) but we need to do it very cautiously," he said. "Respect the rule of law and the importance of these bilateral relations."

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/zakir-naik-extradition-discussed-in-talks-malaysian-pm-anwar-ibrahim-confirms-on-ndtv-12037383

But on the home ground, does Anwar respect the rule of law that his leading government bullies the rainbow community and those who do not agree with him ? The constitution article 8 said, everyone is equal, but rainbow community is not equal.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/gender-justice/resource/Federal_Constitution_of_Malaysia_Article_8

Zakir Naik is even given the permanent residency permit. On the other hand, the local born Malaysians are not being given the permanent residency permit but rather the non citizen red MyKad.

It is because Zakir Naik can help Anwar to promote his Islamic activity.

AI Review

India wants to arrest Zakir Naik due to formal charges of hate speech, inciting religious extremism, and money laundering. [1, 2]
Core Allegations
  • Hate Speech and Radicalization: Indian authorities state that his provocative public lectures and broadcasts on Peace TV promote hatred and enmity between different religious communities. [1, 2]
  • Terrorism Links: Scrutiny intensified in 2016 after reports emerged that some participants or perpetrators in terror attacks—such as a deadly cafe attack in Dhaka, Bangladesh—claimed they were inspired by his religious speeches. India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) accused him of influencing youths toward violent extremism. [1, 2]
  • Money Laundering: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) accused him of acquiring millions of dollars worth of assets using suspicious and dubious funding sources, and channeling money into events that featured provocative messaging. [1, 2]
Actions Taken by India
  • Bans and Revocations: India banned his organization, the Islamic Research Foundation (IRF), took Peace TV off the air, and revoked his passport. [1, 2]
  • Extradition Efforts: After Zakir Naik left India in 2016 and eventually settled in Malaysia as a permanent resident, Indian courts issued non-bailable warrants. India subsequently filed formal requests for his extradition. [1, 2, 3]
Zakir Naik has consistently denied all accusations, claiming the investigations are politically motivated and that he will not return to India until he is assured of a fair and safe trial

https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2017/5/21/zakir-naik-why-india-wants-to-arrest-the-preacher

PMX cannot tolerate the corruption, however, he could tolerate the money laundering of Zakir Naik :

AI Review

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim confirmed that India's request to extradite controversial preacher Zakir Naik was discussed during recent talks, stating that Malaysia will handle the matter cautiously under the rule of law as reported by NDTV. [1]
Current Status
  • Location: Zakir Naik lives in Malaysia as a permanent resident. He moved there from India in 2016. [1, 2]
  • Malaysia's Stance: Malaysia is open to the extradition request. However, the government requires India to provide clear, credible, and concrete evidence first. [1, 2]
  • Recent Talks: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim discussed the case during a meeting with Indian leaders, emphasizing the importance of bilateral relations and legal processes. [1, 2]
Charges from India
  • Money Laundering: Indian authorities accuse Naik of laundering about $28 million.
  • Hate Speech: India alleges his speeches cause hatred between different religious groups.
  • Extremism: The National Investigation Agency filed charges against him in 2016

Hate speech in Malaysia is banned but Zakir hate speeches again other religion is tolerated by PMX.


Therefore, your fall in the coming general election should not be a shock for you.



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