Thursday, April 19, 2012
Demo for Free Tertiary Education
The protesting students from University of Malaysia stood their ground firmly and defied the bullying policemen and the enforcement officers from DBKL who tried to prevent and disperse them to communicate their message to the public last week at the Dataran that the Malaysian Government should provide free tertiary education to all those who are qualified for entry into all the public universities in the country.
From the video presentation, I could gather that the enforcement officers were ignorant of the Mlaysian Constitution, laws of the land and the inherent rights of the citizen to peacefully assemble in and at all public places.
For the enforcement officers trying to tear down the tents and banner put up by the students and threatening to apply their brute force against them was most uncalled for.
What the students are fighting for is noble because if approved is going to benefit their children, grand children and ensuing generations. The enforcement officers should listen the students out regarding their rationale to protest. And not just following the unreasonable command of their superior.
The students have good reason to protest and exert their demands seeing more than RM1.0 trillion had been illegally taken out of the country during the past decade. On the average, this worked out to be about RM100.0 billion per year that had been transferred into the private accounts of the UMNO leaders.
All and sundry must recognise that we must treat one another with mutual respect and dignity and that no one is above the law. If the police has any sense, they should go after all those traitorous and corrupt UMNO leaders! Leave the innocent students alone.
Why is the UMNO/BN Government so afraid of mass public protests by Malaysians? If their leaders are educated, cultured and civilised enough, they should be happy that the people are just attempting to convey through their actions their grievances and unhappiness over their policies and social economic programmes. They must be matured enough to listen and evaluate some of these highlighted grievances. And, if they find them logical and acceptable, they must be prepared as public servants duly elected by the rakyat to amend or rescind such unpopular policies or programmes.
The order of the day is the Government of the day must be "Transparent, Honest, Accountable and Competent". They must stop their evil and selfish and corrupt practices in trying to enrich their private pockets. The country resources must be utilised for the common good of the rakyat and not squandered on wasteful projects.
Berseh 3.0 is on the way. Let the people ventilate their frustrations over the sycophantic incompetencies of the EC officers. If they continue to cheat the citizens by generating phantom voters, they musts be hauled up and charged in the court of law.
The Home Minister must be taken to task if he allows and continues to allow illegal immigrants to be converted into citizens of the country so that they can vote at the coming GE 13. This will be tantamount to treason and HRM YDP Agong must centure his action and indict him for this heinous crime.
In the meantime, I hope that the enforcement officers should restrain themselves against provoking public protesters for common good of the country.
From the video presentation, I could gather that the enforcement officers were ignorant of the Mlaysian Constitution, laws of the land and the inherent rights of the citizen to peacefully assemble in and at all public places.
For the enforcement officers trying to tear down the tents and banner put up by the students and threatening to apply their brute force against them was most uncalled for.
What the students are fighting for is noble because if approved is going to benefit their children, grand children and ensuing generations. The enforcement officers should listen the students out regarding their rationale to protest. And not just following the unreasonable command of their superior.
The students have good reason to protest and exert their demands seeing more than RM1.0 trillion had been illegally taken out of the country during the past decade. On the average, this worked out to be about RM100.0 billion per year that had been transferred into the private accounts of the UMNO leaders.
All and sundry must recognise that we must treat one another with mutual respect and dignity and that no one is above the law. If the police has any sense, they should go after all those traitorous and corrupt UMNO leaders! Leave the innocent students alone.
Why is the UMNO/BN Government so afraid of mass public protests by Malaysians? If their leaders are educated, cultured and civilised enough, they should be happy that the people are just attempting to convey through their actions their grievances and unhappiness over their policies and social economic programmes. They must be matured enough to listen and evaluate some of these highlighted grievances. And, if they find them logical and acceptable, they must be prepared as public servants duly elected by the rakyat to amend or rescind such unpopular policies or programmes.
The order of the day is the Government of the day must be "Transparent, Honest, Accountable and Competent". They must stop their evil and selfish and corrupt practices in trying to enrich their private pockets. The country resources must be utilised for the common good of the rakyat and not squandered on wasteful projects.
Berseh 3.0 is on the way. Let the people ventilate their frustrations over the sycophantic incompetencies of the EC officers. If they continue to cheat the citizens by generating phantom voters, they musts be hauled up and charged in the court of law.
The Home Minister must be taken to task if he allows and continues to allow illegal immigrants to be converted into citizens of the country so that they can vote at the coming GE 13. This will be tantamount to treason and HRM YDP Agong must centure his action and indict him for this heinous crime.
In the meantime, I hope that the enforcement officers should restrain themselves against provoking public protesters for common good of the country.
Monday, November 28, 2011
UMNO LEADERS NEVER LEARN
The NFC issue hit the public in recent times and created in no uncertain terms great disquiet among
the the concerned citizens of the country.
The above sorry state of affairs is not new to UMNO which over the years has been so sensitived by its its leaders' blatant and widespread corrupt conduct that it is now taking these disgraceful occurences lightly as if they are lawful.
Many of these commissions were so blatant and obvious and the perpetrators managed to get away
scot-free through taking advantage of the judiciary system that operates under the thumb of the BN Government.
In fact, all the cronies of UMNO who were exposed to have abused their power and misappropriated public funds must stand down and resign from thir positions.
From my observation, most if not all government ministries, semi- and quasi-government authorities and GLOs have the bad habits of investing funds allotted to them by building their own buildings, A point in reference is the NFC which invested 10 millions riggits from the allocated 250 millions riggits in condominium insteading of channeling it to promoting and realising the objects for which the fund was alloted in the first place.
The other glaring case was the investment of 500 million sterling pounds which belong to the Malaysian workers in the purchase of properties in UK.
Besides, we can name many other corporations like MAS, EPF, PKNS, SOCSO etc did not realise why they were set up. They squandered the funds in properties and by so doing they tied down their funds and thereby affecting the oganisational liquidity.
Instead of spending the alloted money and profits for the social welfare of the people, they chose to spend on concrete and when they need money, they have to run to the Government for further injection of funds or to bail them out.
So coming back to the NCF, Sharizat must resign and face the public ire. She must liquidate the condo and channel back the money to the Treasury so that it can be utilised for more beneficial projects for the rakyat.
the the concerned citizens of the country.
The above sorry state of affairs is not new to UMNO which over the years has been so sensitived by its its leaders' blatant and widespread corrupt conduct that it is now taking these disgraceful occurences lightly as if they are lawful.
Many of these commissions were so blatant and obvious and the perpetrators managed to get away
scot-free through taking advantage of the judiciary system that operates under the thumb of the BN Government.
In fact, all the cronies of UMNO who were exposed to have abused their power and misappropriated public funds must stand down and resign from thir positions.
From my observation, most if not all government ministries, semi- and quasi-government authorities and GLOs have the bad habits of investing funds allotted to them by building their own buildings, A point in reference is the NFC which invested 10 millions riggits from the allocated 250 millions riggits in condominium insteading of channeling it to promoting and realising the objects for which the fund was alloted in the first place.
The other glaring case was the investment of 500 million sterling pounds which belong to the Malaysian workers in the purchase of properties in UK.
Besides, we can name many other corporations like MAS, EPF, PKNS, SOCSO etc did not realise why they were set up. They squandered the funds in properties and by so doing they tied down their funds and thereby affecting the oganisational liquidity.
Instead of spending the alloted money and profits for the social welfare of the people, they chose to spend on concrete and when they need money, they have to run to the Government for further injection of funds or to bail them out.
So coming back to the NCF, Sharizat must resign and face the public ire. She must liquidate the condo and channel back the money to the Treasury so that it can be utilised for more beneficial projects for the rakyat.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Still Talking About the NEP
It is most disconcerting that after more than 40 years since the introduction of the National Economic Policy, NEP, which initially and principally aimed at poverty eradication and redress of economic imbalance among the country poor; especially the Bumiputras and the Malays, we continue to hear leaders of today harp on its failure and urge the Government to continue with the Policy.
During this year, the non-Malays have been tolerant with the BN Giovernment controlled by UMNO which because of its racial and religious bigotry, avarice and corrupt proclivity haved caused great chasm among the various races and tribes in Malaysia.
Each time certain quarters complaind about the injustices caused by or rose from the NEP, they were accused of being racialistic and threatened with indefinite detention under the Internal Security Act. Any public protests or demonstrations were quelled by use of brute Police Force who spared no efforts in deploying water cannons and tear gas and arresting innocent particicipants.
Over the years, so much injustices had been perpetrated by the UMNO/BN Government that the process would taken years before it could be dismantled. Look at the bloated civil service where non-Malays form about 2%. 98% are Malays and Bumiputras.
Look at the primary and secondary sectors, they are already in the hands of the Malays. They inter-alia inlude the agricultural, timber, public transport, banking, petroleum etc. Besides, the GLCs are practicually 100% Malays dominated. They are supported by the Government perenially. Profits, they take but when they sustain losses, the Government will bail them out by pumping in more public funds.
Now the BN/UMNO Government embark on desparate projects like registrating illegal and legal foreign workers who are in the country. It has been reported that thus far since it was mooted, more than 2 million of them have been registered. It has further been reported that the BN/UMNO Government had the untoward intention of turning these registered foreigners into 'phantom voters' in the coming General Election. What about registering all those who have been staying in Malaysia before the 2nd World War? Until now, there thousands of them remain as non-citizens although they have contributed to the economic development and progress of the country through their hard work and investment of their savings in the various businesses throughout the cousntry.
The NEP has failed to achieve its desired results because it catered for the rich and oriented in the course to make UMNO cronies richer. The children of these elites have been awarded scholarships to study overseas while children of the Malay massses have to stay back to study in local public universities whose standards have aggravated to those of degree mills. As such, about 100 thousands of these local Malay graduates remain unemployed years after their graduation.
Until and unless the BN/UNMO ultras realise that what they do is fundamentally wrong and start to make amends, this country will continue to remain like any of the middle east countries that are now eembroiled in anti-Government protests in an effort to overthrow their respective corrupt and dictatorial leaders who care not for the welfare of the people. There is much Malayisa can learn from what has caused the prevalence of the Arab Spring?
Let us do what is right for the country fairly and justly without regards to religion, race, creed and political affiliation.
During this year, the non-Malays have been tolerant with the BN Giovernment controlled by UMNO which because of its racial and religious bigotry, avarice and corrupt proclivity haved caused great chasm among the various races and tribes in Malaysia.
Each time certain quarters complaind about the injustices caused by or rose from the NEP, they were accused of being racialistic and threatened with indefinite detention under the Internal Security Act. Any public protests or demonstrations were quelled by use of brute Police Force who spared no efforts in deploying water cannons and tear gas and arresting innocent particicipants.
Over the years, so much injustices had been perpetrated by the UMNO/BN Government that the process would taken years before it could be dismantled. Look at the bloated civil service where non-Malays form about 2%. 98% are Malays and Bumiputras.
Look at the primary and secondary sectors, they are already in the hands of the Malays. They inter-alia inlude the agricultural, timber, public transport, banking, petroleum etc. Besides, the GLCs are practicually 100% Malays dominated. They are supported by the Government perenially. Profits, they take but when they sustain losses, the Government will bail them out by pumping in more public funds.
Now the BN/UMNO Government embark on desparate projects like registrating illegal and legal foreign workers who are in the country. It has been reported that thus far since it was mooted, more than 2 million of them have been registered. It has further been reported that the BN/UMNO Government had the untoward intention of turning these registered foreigners into 'phantom voters' in the coming General Election. What about registering all those who have been staying in Malaysia before the 2nd World War? Until now, there thousands of them remain as non-citizens although they have contributed to the economic development and progress of the country through their hard work and investment of their savings in the various businesses throughout the cousntry.
The NEP has failed to achieve its desired results because it catered for the rich and oriented in the course to make UMNO cronies richer. The children of these elites have been awarded scholarships to study overseas while children of the Malay massses have to stay back to study in local public universities whose standards have aggravated to those of degree mills. As such, about 100 thousands of these local Malay graduates remain unemployed years after their graduation.
Until and unless the BN/UNMO ultras realise that what they do is fundamentally wrong and start to make amends, this country will continue to remain like any of the middle east countries that are now eembroiled in anti-Government protests in an effort to overthrow their respective corrupt and dictatorial leaders who care not for the welfare of the people. There is much Malayisa can learn from what has caused the prevalence of the Arab Spring?
Let us do what is right for the country fairly and justly without regards to religion, race, creed and political affiliation.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Articles adverse to DSAI have been proliferating in increasing intensity ever since the 2008 Tsunami General Election which saw in no uncertain term how the BN ugly heads were stumped into their filty collars.
The BN pride had been obviously and seriously dented and hurt; as such, we see all the UMNO ultraputras’ machineries are now bent and aimed at destroying the image of DSAI and PR before the next GE.
The rakyat are not blind to what had and have been taking place the past fifty years in the country. They know the evil scheming of the UMNO ultras to perpetuate their power at the expense of the other ethnic races in Malaysia by playing up the race and religion issues. Look at how the whole society had been subtly engineered. The non-Malays have been relegated to the status of pendatang or second class citizens. See the unfair race-based system of scholarship awards, awards or tenders, employment within the civil service, the inequitable distribution of national wealth to name a few.
One question recently posed to Dr MM as to what he had done to help improve the status of the so-called Malays? He had developed in them the obvious road and propensity to damnation. Through skillful manipulating of the NEP and the Education Policy, he had succeeded in giving birth to a new bleed of Malays whose leaders and their followers are corrupt, fraudulent, avaricious, self-fish, dishonest and belligerent. This can demonstrated by the way they squander the country resources by spending on non- essentials and items from which they could enrich their purses.
How long can these financial buccaneers going to be in power? Popular beliefs and views are rife they will go all out to stay in power regarding of whether the country is going to be bankrupt or not.
While speculation of the next GE is around the corner, officers are being sent out to corrupt the Malay voters in the rural areas particularly those government and semi-government servants who have been hounded at their work places and homes by these unscrupulous officers in an evil and devilish attempt to poison their minds and corrupt them into voting for UMNO at the next GE.
Cash and non-cash pledges have been offered with an intimidation that they are under CCTV and if they are found to be voting for parties other than UMNO, they would return to get back their dirty money. This also means that the election system is not fully confidential since the EC can identify who are those who voted for the opposition.
My fellow Malaysians, be careful that your voting slips are not being defaced and contaminated by any pencil marks at the back or anywhere on the voting slips.
UMNO can only thrive on its despicable deceitful and fear instilling methods of influencing the minds of the masses. They have been buying votes and corrupting the democratic system of government and this must stop. Only people’;s power can do that to remove them for the benefit of our children and future generations.
Be it known, none of the campaigns against DSAI and PR will affect the people’s determination to change the corrupt, deceitful and discriminatory government.
The BN pride had been obviously and seriously dented and hurt; as such, we see all the UMNO ultraputras’ machineries are now bent and aimed at destroying the image of DSAI and PR before the next GE.
The rakyat are not blind to what had and have been taking place the past fifty years in the country. They know the evil scheming of the UMNO ultras to perpetuate their power at the expense of the other ethnic races in Malaysia by playing up the race and religion issues. Look at how the whole society had been subtly engineered. The non-Malays have been relegated to the status of pendatang or second class citizens. See the unfair race-based system of scholarship awards, awards or tenders, employment within the civil service, the inequitable distribution of national wealth to name a few.
One question recently posed to Dr MM as to what he had done to help improve the status of the so-called Malays? He had developed in them the obvious road and propensity to damnation. Through skillful manipulating of the NEP and the Education Policy, he had succeeded in giving birth to a new bleed of Malays whose leaders and their followers are corrupt, fraudulent, avaricious, self-fish, dishonest and belligerent. This can demonstrated by the way they squander the country resources by spending on non- essentials and items from which they could enrich their purses.
How long can these financial buccaneers going to be in power? Popular beliefs and views are rife they will go all out to stay in power regarding of whether the country is going to be bankrupt or not.
While speculation of the next GE is around the corner, officers are being sent out to corrupt the Malay voters in the rural areas particularly those government and semi-government servants who have been hounded at their work places and homes by these unscrupulous officers in an evil and devilish attempt to poison their minds and corrupt them into voting for UMNO at the next GE.
Cash and non-cash pledges have been offered with an intimidation that they are under CCTV and if they are found to be voting for parties other than UMNO, they would return to get back their dirty money. This also means that the election system is not fully confidential since the EC can identify who are those who voted for the opposition.
My fellow Malaysians, be careful that your voting slips are not being defaced and contaminated by any pencil marks at the back or anywhere on the voting slips.
UMNO can only thrive on its despicable deceitful and fear instilling methods of influencing the minds of the masses. They have been buying votes and corrupting the democratic system of government and this must stop. Only people’;s power can do that to remove them for the benefit of our children and future generations.
Be it known, none of the campaigns against DSAI and PR will affect the people’s determination to change the corrupt, deceitful and discriminatory government.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
The Highly Unjustified TNB Tarrif Hike
The lame excuse of the BN Government to sanction the raise in the TNB tariff was most unjustified. What sort of subsidy did they reduce - the reduced preferential price of gas they accorded to the 20 odd Independent Power Producers!
Look at the profit of the IPPs and TNB; all of them made a lot of money from the rakyat - not less than 10% on the received revenue. Is that the subsidy the BN Government reward to the loyal hardworking citizens of Malaysia who had to bear for the corrupt, incompetent and spendthrig Government who only knew how to spend but fail to reward the people. No wonder your popularity has been waning over the years.
TNB is a GLC and therefore it has the social responsibility to ensure that the welfare of the people in the country are looked after in the face of rapidly increasing inflationary costs. But instead it saw fit to increase the profit margin of TNB despite the fact that they made close to RM4.5 billion when its financial year 2010 came to a close.
Look my friends and all - let us look at the bare facts of reality of the day. All the resources of the country look like are now in the hands of the UMNO cronies who control them through the briliant idea of Tun MM of privatisation - look at the fosillised oil in the hands of Petronas who saw fit to offer scholarships to foreign students than to the citizens of the country; water in the hands of SYABAS, telecommunications in the hands of Talikoms Malaysia; banks in the hands of the Maybank, CIMB, RHB, Bank Utama etc.; road-toll under the UEM Group of companies; MAS and Airasia under GLC and UMNO nominees; rail service under KTM Berhad; Postal Service under Post Malaysia Berhad; Palm oil under FELDA. Apart from these mentioned essential service sectors, many blue chips, like Sime Darby, UDA, MRCB, Pernas etc just to mention a few, fall under the control of Khazanah - the investment arm of UMNO. Besides, EPF, the supposed to be the custodian of the workers' hard earned savings has been looting and plundering them without conpunction. The Government is now using its money to invest in properties in UK. Recently, it spent up to 500 million pounds to purchase a property in UK which was reported to be capable of churnin around 6% returns per annum - a big deal. Perhaps in the course of time, some influential PEP would come alone and bought it for a song from EPF without the workers' representatives knowing.
All the money generating sectors are in the hands of the little Napoleons - the custom, police, defence, immigration, works and even labour have been milking money from the treasurer.
What sort of developmental benefits do we citizens derive? Very very minimal I must say. For the non-Malays, only of late we see our children being offered scholarships and the opportunities to study in the tertiary institutions - not many public universities but private institutions as could be seen from the recent 86 straight As students. Even then, a lot of negotiation efforts had been put in by the three sycophatic BN component parties. If every year you are going to go through this hassle, my question is why are you still hanging around. Do you idiots see that you are a spent force. you have lost your influence. If I were you, leave UMNO and fight for the rights of the people. You are going to let into the quagmire at the coming GE. So where there is still time, leave while you still have modicum of dignity left.
Look at the profit of the IPPs and TNB; all of them made a lot of money from the rakyat - not less than 10% on the received revenue. Is that the subsidy the BN Government reward to the loyal hardworking citizens of Malaysia who had to bear for the corrupt, incompetent and spendthrig Government who only knew how to spend but fail to reward the people. No wonder your popularity has been waning over the years.
TNB is a GLC and therefore it has the social responsibility to ensure that the welfare of the people in the country are looked after in the face of rapidly increasing inflationary costs. But instead it saw fit to increase the profit margin of TNB despite the fact that they made close to RM4.5 billion when its financial year 2010 came to a close.
Look my friends and all - let us look at the bare facts of reality of the day. All the resources of the country look like are now in the hands of the UMNO cronies who control them through the briliant idea of Tun MM of privatisation - look at the fosillised oil in the hands of Petronas who saw fit to offer scholarships to foreign students than to the citizens of the country; water in the hands of SYABAS, telecommunications in the hands of Talikoms Malaysia; banks in the hands of the Maybank, CIMB, RHB, Bank Utama etc.; road-toll under the UEM Group of companies; MAS and Airasia under GLC and UMNO nominees; rail service under KTM Berhad; Postal Service under Post Malaysia Berhad; Palm oil under FELDA. Apart from these mentioned essential service sectors, many blue chips, like Sime Darby, UDA, MRCB, Pernas etc just to mention a few, fall under the control of Khazanah - the investment arm of UMNO. Besides, EPF, the supposed to be the custodian of the workers' hard earned savings has been looting and plundering them without conpunction. The Government is now using its money to invest in properties in UK. Recently, it spent up to 500 million pounds to purchase a property in UK which was reported to be capable of churnin around 6% returns per annum - a big deal. Perhaps in the course of time, some influential PEP would come alone and bought it for a song from EPF without the workers' representatives knowing.
All the money generating sectors are in the hands of the little Napoleons - the custom, police, defence, immigration, works and even labour have been milking money from the treasurer.
What sort of developmental benefits do we citizens derive? Very very minimal I must say. For the non-Malays, only of late we see our children being offered scholarships and the opportunities to study in the tertiary institutions - not many public universities but private institutions as could be seen from the recent 86 straight As students. Even then, a lot of negotiation efforts had been put in by the three sycophatic BN component parties. If every year you are going to go through this hassle, my question is why are you still hanging around. Do you idiots see that you are a spent force. you have lost your influence. If I were you, leave UMNO and fight for the rights of the people. You are going to let into the quagmire at the coming GE. So where there is still time, leave while you still have modicum of dignity left.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Blanding of Women
The term police brutality is blatantly being practiced by the Malaysian Royal Police Force - not only today but in yester-years as well. Making a woman strip while under its detention, compelling a woman to pee in a squating down and detainees died at the hands of the brutes while under detention. If this not police brutality, what is?
The Police may detain anyone if he has proof or evidence that he or she has committed a crime. In the country, we have in place the relevant laws to deal with a criminal - but certainly not the cow-blanding women as was reported in the media. By so doing, it did not respect the right, dignity and pride of a human being.
All personnel who are entrusted with the power of enforcement have this to remember; that is, they must abide by the Rule of Law as espoused in the Rukunegara.
It is up to the Police to show where in the law that empowers them to cow-bland a woman or women or for that matter any human being?
By so doing, the Policemen concerned really show the world what sort of people they are - they are no better than animals for inflicting on and doing such inhuman punishment on another human being.
In my view, the Policemen copncerned by so embroiling themselves in ignominious conduct brought disgrace to the country and this might have an impact on the Malaysian-People's Republic of China foreign relationship. I am sure the Chinese Government will react violently at the inhuman actions of the Malaysian Royal Police force.
What happens if this is happening to the relatives of these inflicting policemen concerned? Would they have kept quiet or react towards what another jurisdiction would have done to them?
How can the public ever respect the Police Force if its personnel are not civil and proud about the uniform that they put on? How can we have peace and harmony if the Force comprises personnel who are sadists and masochists or sado-masochists?
This matter must be taken up and debated at the Parliament. If need be, the Home Ministry must be held responsible for the irresponsible actions of these undesirable elements in the Police Force.
The Police may detain anyone if he has proof or evidence that he or she has committed a crime. In the country, we have in place the relevant laws to deal with a criminal - but certainly not the cow-blanding women as was reported in the media. By so doing, it did not respect the right, dignity and pride of a human being.
All personnel who are entrusted with the power of enforcement have this to remember; that is, they must abide by the Rule of Law as espoused in the Rukunegara.
It is up to the Police to show where in the law that empowers them to cow-bland a woman or women or for that matter any human being?
By so doing, the Policemen concerned really show the world what sort of people they are - they are no better than animals for inflicting on and doing such inhuman punishment on another human being.
In my view, the Policemen copncerned by so embroiling themselves in ignominious conduct brought disgrace to the country and this might have an impact on the Malaysian-People's Republic of China foreign relationship. I am sure the Chinese Government will react violently at the inhuman actions of the Malaysian Royal Police force.
What happens if this is happening to the relatives of these inflicting policemen concerned? Would they have kept quiet or react towards what another jurisdiction would have done to them?
How can the public ever respect the Police Force if its personnel are not civil and proud about the uniform that they put on? How can we have peace and harmony if the Force comprises personnel who are sadists and masochists or sado-masochists?
This matter must be taken up and debated at the Parliament. If need be, the Home Ministry must be held responsible for the irresponsible actions of these undesirable elements in the Police Force.
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