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The group, who gathered in front of a mosque in Penang, wanted to take action against Ramasamy for Malaysia to return the fugitive Zakir Naik to India
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Pertubuhan Kebajikan Al-Qayyim Malaysia member Salman Ali (third from right, in white) at the Shaik Eusoff Mosque on Jalan Dato Keramat today. With him, President of IPSI, Kamarudin Abdullah (in light blue)
GEORGE TOWN: About 300 people protested against p Ramasamy of DAP and rallied in support of fugitive Muslim preacher, Dr. Zakir Naik , in the compound of a mosque in Dato Keramat.
The group demanded that Ramasamy be arrested for "being an active member of a terrorist group" in Sri Lanka and also called on everyone to stop criticizing Naik.
They told Naik, who fled India on money laundering and hate speech allegations, should be allowed to stay in Malaysia.
The previous Barisan Nasional government gave him permanent resident status.
Naik claims that the allegations are politically motivated and refused to return to India to erase his name.
The protesters threw vitriol against Ramasamy, calling him all sorts of names. They shouted "Tangkap Ramasamy, Masuk Sosma" (Catch Ramasamy under Sosma), referring to the 2012 Security Offenses (Special Measures) Act which allows for detention without trial for security-related cases.
The group, led by Pertubuhan Kebajikan Al-Salman Ali, a member of Qayyim Malaysia, asserted that there was evidence demonstrating Ramasamy's involvement in the Sri Lankan Tamil separatist group, the Tigers of Liberation of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), which has since been swept away by the Sri Lankan government. had acted against Malaysians who "only" had in their possession documents of the Islamic State (IS) or had married men related to the IS. As such, Ramasamy should not be spared by the arrest, he added.
"We are not political." We are against Ramasamy for belonging to a terrorist group, the LTTE, "he told protesters waving the" black flags of Khurasan "at the Shaik Eusoff mosque in Jalan. Dato Keramat
Among 300 members of the Malay-Straight Perkasa Group
Protesters claim that Ramasamy is a hypocrite
Salman said that Ramasamy was a hypocrite calling for the extradition of Naik in India to face Salman said that when the Malaysian police had arrested a dozen alleged "Sri Lankan terror suspects" related to the LTTE, one of whom was believed to be an expert in bombs, Ramasamy s & # 39; He was opposed to what Ramasamy himself opposed to extradition.
"It is Ramasamy who protested vehemently. He is anti-extradition, "he said.
Salman also blasted Ramasamy for being a" spokesman for India "in backing the Republic's demands for Naik's return" when it should put the national interests first. "When the ministers themselves say that they are waiting for an official notification from India (on Naik's extradition), Ramasamy says it
"If Ramasamy is pro-India, he could also be the ambassador of India." 19659005] Meanwhile, the president of IPSI, Kamarudin Abdullah, called on Muslims to defend Naik and the Malaysian government not to extradite him
Prime Minister, Mahathir Mohamad, said that Naik could stay here. is behaved himself. "As long as he does not create a problem, we will not expel him because he has RP status," adds Mahathir.
Kamarudin said: "I There are people who are unhappy that Naik has converted many people to Islam.
"What Muslims should do now is stand up for it.I call on the Malaysian cabinet to support the Prime Minister and keep Naik here."
"We will send a memorandum to the Yang di -Pertua Negeri (governor) and the Chief Minister to form a committee to protect and preserve the rights of Muslims. Muslims can not be challenged. "
He later distinguished media such as Malaysiakini and FMT, alleging that they were" spinning "stories about Naik, he asked the government to censor the press.
The police recently received 53 police reports against Ramasamy about his alleged involvement with V Gopalasamy, a Tamil Nadu politician and supporter of LTTE V Gopalasamy
The LTTE was founded in 1976 in the Tamil ethnic majority of northeastern Sri Lanka. The group wanted a separate Tamil state in Sri Lanka and was declared a terrorist organization by the United Nations
Sri Lankan government in May 2009 and is currently inactive.
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