Police 'brutality' during Bersih convene upon Apr 28... it could be true.
At a initial stage of a inquiry, unnamed 'witnesses' were done to stand for statements as well as testimonies before Suhakam. Many doubt their credibility as most of them were pointing during a military for starting a fracas during Dataran Merdeka.
However, when a photo-journalist from The Star, a pro-BN mainstream English paper told a row about his 'bad encounter with a group of military personnel', you have a lot to contemplate now.
"I saw them (the police) kick up protesters, you was frightened they might mistreat me," said photographer P Puspanathan to a Suhakam exploration upon alleged tellurian rights abuses during a Bersih 3.0 pro-electoral reform convene yesterday.
He associated how when upon avocation in a Masjid Jamek area during a Jul 28 rally, he saw a little officers beating up protesters.
Puspanathan said he feared for his reserve when a group ofpolice surrounded himand forced him to delete cinema of officers beating Bersih protesters stored upon his mental recall card.
"When a couple of of them surrounded me, bad things might happen. you was scared... They asked for my camera, you did not give it to them. They asked for my mental recall card, you did not give it to them..."
As a journalist, you do not think he lied. He was assigned for a task upon that sold day.
However, you still need to puncture more into his statements since you must find out what forced a military to action in such a manner. Were a military annoyed as well as threatened?
To Home Minister Hishammuddin Tun Hussin, you have been also watchful for a video footage of a 'ugly' rally...
At a initial stage of a inquiry, unnamed 'witnesses' were done to stand for statements as well as testimonies before Suhakam. Many doubt their credibility as most of them were pointing during a military for starting a fracas during Dataran Merdeka.
However, when a photo-journalist from The Star, a pro-BN mainstream English paper told a row about his 'bad encounter with a group of military personnel', you have a lot to contemplate now.
"I saw them (the police) kick up protesters, you was frightened they might mistreat me," said photographer P Puspanathan to a Suhakam exploration upon alleged tellurian rights abuses during a Bersih 3.0 pro-electoral reform convene yesterday.
He associated how when upon avocation in a Masjid Jamek area during a Jul 28 rally, he saw a little officers beating up protesters.
Puspanathan said he feared for his reserve when a group ofpolice surrounded himand forced him to delete cinema of officers beating Bersih protesters stored upon his mental recall card.
"When a couple of of them surrounded me, bad things might happen. you was scared... They asked for my camera, you did not give it to them. They asked for my mental recall card, you did not give it to them..."
As a journalist, you do not think he lied. He was assigned for a task upon that sold day.
However, you still need to puncture more into his statements since you must find out what forced a military to action in such a manner. Were a military annoyed as well as threatened?
To Home Minister Hishammuddin Tun Hussin, you have been also watchful for a video footage of a 'ugly' rally...
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