Pakatan Rakyat leaders welcomed a admission by a Election Commission which there were 40,000 'suspicious' names in a electorate lists, though warned which this was substantially a tip of a iceberg.
They additionally slammed EC Chief Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof for not finding a flaws sooner, indicating out which such a outrageous error could have made a large impact on a 2008 general eelction, where a Pakatan Rakyat won usually 5 states out of thirteen notwithstanding obtaining 47 per cent of a renouned vote.
"Why is it usually right away which a EC has realized a existence of a questionable voters. Did they not comprehend it prior to this? If they did not, what about a standing of a 12th general election, which was filled with bad electoral role," Suhaizan Kayat, a PAS personality as well as polls activist, pronounced in a statement.
"In his ultimate press statement, Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof revealed which there have been 40,000 questionable voters, whereas prior to this a EC stated which there were 50,000 which have been being investigated. How did a 10,000 electorate disappear?"
NRD's database additionally really 'suspicious'
Suhaizat additionally questioned Agency ! Link-Up System or ALIS, which is a complement which links up a EC's database with a National Registration Department. The EC as well as NRD had promoted a ALIS link as a safeguard which would be used to safeguard which people who register themselves as electorate have been tangible citizens.
But why didn't ALIS flag up a errors immediately, Suhaizat demanded to know how. How could a NRD database could c! ontain s o many questionable names as a tagging of adults was a inhabitant confidence priority, he additionally asked. The outrageous number of flaws could usually imply which a names were planted into both EC as well as NRD systems as partial of a devise to supply a voting results.
"Before this, a EC was really unapproachable to have a complement which links up with NRD. But now, it looks like a NRD database has flaws. Surely a NRD contingency have an updated database in this country. But what have happened to this system," chided Suhaizat.
Under heavy public fire, a EC pronounced last week which it would be displaying a list of 40,000 names found in a electoral hurl which could not be verified. It was indicted of revealing usually a tip though not a full iceberg.
"Their standing could not be ascertained, in a little cases a voter's name in a electoral hurl differs with which available by a National Registration Department. In alternative cases, we wish to safeguard whether a voter is still alive or not," pronounced EC chief Abdul Aziz.
Malaysia Chronicle
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