Zuraida: Government cant sue me over 6P claim

PETALING JAYA, August 23 Ampang MP Zuraida Kamaruddin has brushed off the Home Ministrys legal box hazard opposite her, observant currently usual law beliefs barred the supervision from suing her for criticising it.

The Home Ministry lodged the military inform opposite the Wanita PKR arch earlier this sunrise as well as pronounced it will be filing the defamation fit opposite her very soon over her argumentative explain last week which that bootleg immigrants induction with the ministrys 6P freedom programme have been made to swear an promise which they as well as their families will opinion for the statute Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition come polling day.

In an afternoon press conference today, Zuraida (picture) pronounced she had been suggested by PKR vice-president as well as counsel N. Surendran which Putrajaya could not sue her for her remark.

The sovereign supervision or method cannot sue citizens since they have been set up upon taxpayers fund, she told reporters during the celebration domicile today.

If allowed, it will have chilling goods upon leisure of speech, she said.

But Surendran admitted, when contacted, which the usual law element was only great if the supervision or its agencies were mounting the civil suit.

Its the different box if the charges have been criminal, he told The Malaysian Insider.

Deputy minister Datuk Lee Chee Leong had earlier pronounced Zuraidas allegations were baseless as well as untrue.

As far as we know, no such thing. We never have which kind of condition, he said.

Zuraida told reporters currently she will board the military inform opposite the Home Ministry later this week for treason, after compiling further evidence to behind her allegation.

I dont wish to exhibit anything right away since I dont wish any interruption, such as military raids, ! she said , as well as maintained her celebration had proof which bootleg immigrants were made to swear such an promise as the precondition to register with the Home Ministrys 6P freedom programme.


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