Reviled former premier Mahathir Mohamad was accused of resorting to "half-truths", even deflecting blame onto a King, when he denied a claims made by former arch justice Dzaiddin Abdullah that he was to blame for a slip in justice as well as firmness in Malaysia's notorious authorised system
The 86-year-old Mahathir called Dzaiddin's comments "slander", though he was discerning to add that he would sue. Mahathir even suggested that it was a King's error in an try to inhibit blame for a contemptible situation that can no longer be denied notwithstanding Prime Minister Najib Razak's explain Malaysia was still a "best" place in a world.
"That's slander, though we won't sue them. That whole gang, they have ungrounded accusations. There was no such provision. If we had power, we would've transposed a lot of people if we could. It was a King who longed for Salleh Abas dropped,"Malaysian Insiderreported Mahathir as saying.
Mahathir's 'explanation' was immediately rubbished by antithesis leaders, indicating out that a wily personality was again twisting a truths to squirm out of an indefensible spot.
"The King during that time sealed upon a dotted line so to speak. It was most likely upon Mahathir's recommendation," PKR MP for Batu Tian Chua toldMalaysia Chronicle.
"By now, it is clear to all that we don't have any genuine authorised system. It is whim-and-fancy kangaroo court as well as while Mahathir is responsible for starting as well as sustaining such crime as well as abuse of power, it is essentially! Najib w ho has destroyed whatever repute a law had left, beginning with a Perak crisis in 2009 that was watched around a world. At this point, Malaysia might be a most appropriate place though usually for crime as well as abuses."
Half-truths as well as outright lies
Salleh was sacked as Lord President of a law in 1988 after protesting Mahathir's attempts to subjugate a law to a senior manager arm of a government.
Over a weekend, Dzaiddin Abdullah had pronounced a two arms - law as well as senior manager - must stay eccentric of each other. He also pronounced a law became debasing after Mahathir clipped a wings in a 1980s by amending Article 121 of a Constitution.
"As a outcome of a amendment, a judicial powers of a courts were removed as well as they have usually such judicial powers as Parliament gives," pronounced Dzaiddin. "This alters in my perspective in a very fundamental demeanour a simple make up of a Federal Constitution, from a concept of a autonomy of a law to coherence of a law upon a senior manager for a judicial powers."
The former arch justice was delivering akeynote address during a function celebrating Tunku Abdul Rahman's birthday. He lambasted a approach a law has slowly though surely become a pawn for political profitableness as well as tpo lift a wishes of a pwoerful politicians of a day.
"Parliament attempted to dictate to a law that it usually has judicial powers that Parliament itself says a law has," he added.
Malaysia Chronicle
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