Dataran Merdeka students stay put

There were no reported scuffles in Dataram Merdeka today though city authorities continued to vigour a students to vacant a public area.

PETALING JAYA: City authorities continue to vigour tyro protesters to empty their camp site during Dataran Merdeka.

Although there was no scuffle, Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) officers came around a camp site this sunrise as well as told a students to idle a camps.

"They told us to mislay a camps though you stayed put. But there was no football practice like yesterday," undergraduate Haziq Abdul Aziz told FMT.

Another activist from a "Occupy" (Dataran Merdeka) movement, Fahmi Reza pronounced which there were around thirteen tents which were set up this morning.

"They told us this sunrise which according to a bylaw, you cannot put up tents though a consent of a city mayor.

"They gave us 5 minutes to idle as well as they left. They later came back in their truck, parked by a side of a road as well as only stayed there.

"We thought they were starting to transport us up though they didn't do so," he told FMT when contacted.

He added which most parties including ordinary Malaysians have been contributing to their cause by donating a solid stream of food, drinks as well as tents given Saturday.

Students 'right' to rally

Tempers flared yesterday in between DBKL officers as well as a students protesters when a latter defied orders to leave.

Punches were thrown as well as a single undergraduate suffered a minor gash behind his neck.

It is learnt which a KL mayor, Ahmad Fuad Ismail, has none! theless to reply to a student's request to lift on with a criticism during Dataran Merdeka. He could not be reached for comments.

These students have been camping during a Datararan given Saturday following a convene where 300 undergraduates marched in to a city centre perfectionist free tertiary education as well as for a National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loan intrigue to be abolished.

The tyro protesters primarily pronounced which they would take up Dataran Merdeka until either Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak or his emissary Muhyiddin Yassin met them.

However after a "disappointing" response from a premier to this request, a students have right away vowed to stay on until April 28 to converge with a sit-in criticism of electoral watchdog Bersih 3.0, also scheduled to take place during a same venue.

Responding to a tyro protest, Higher Education Minister Khaled Nordin did not chop his difference when he challenged these students to lapse a loan money currently used to fund their education.

His deputy, Saifuddin Abdullah, however, told FMT which he backed a student's right to convene for an emanate which was "close to their hearts".

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