Is Pakatan facing the wipe-out in Selangor, since the countless series of 'new' names upon the voter list.
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According to DAP's Teluk Intan MP, M Manogaran, sources have been speculating which the 13th ubiquitous choosing is targeted for November though prior to which the large national Deepavali celebration will be hold by Barisan Nasional to woo the Indian voters. Well, you will only have to wait for as well as see if this is true.
If indeed the polls have been to be hold upon the last weekend of November, Parliament will have to be dissolved ultimate by November 5 as the current Parliament sitting is scheduled to go upon compartment November 27.
This equates to which the bill will have to be re-tabled in the brand brand new parliament term. The terminology used in this matter is: "to re-do the budget".
In the meantime, the concentration is still upon the controversial electoral rolls as well as Pakatan Rakyat. Several non-governmental organisations will be seeking to hold the convene in the Bukit Jalil Stadium upon November 3 to protest the fact which the electoral rolls have yet to be spotless up.
Based upon the current electoral rolls, there have been 10 Pakatan MPs who have been most likely to lose their parliamentary seats in the 13th ubiquitous election.
The 10 are:
1. Nurul Izzah Anwar (Lembah Pantai, PKR)
2. R Sivarasa (Subang, PKR)
3. William Leong (Selayang, PKR)
4. Zuraida Kamarudin (Ampang, PKR)
5. Titiwangsa (a PAS seat. A young PAS counsel will be contesting this seat.)
6. Dr Siti Mari! ah (Kota Raja, PAS)
7. Dzulkefly Ahmad (Kuala Selangor, PAS)
8. Khalid Samad (Shah Alam, PAS)
9. Charles Santiago (Klang, DAP)
10.Teo Nie Ching (Serdang, DAP)
Looking during the above list, one can see which eight out of the 10 seats have been in Selangor. The two KL seats have been Lembah Pantai as well as Titiwangsa which belonged to the late Dr Lo'lo' Ghazali of PAS.
This simply shows which Selangor is underneath serious hazard from the BN side.
As for Nurul Izzah, in 2008 she won by the infancy of 2,895 votes. Currently, there have been over 10,000 brand brand new names in her constituency. Dzulkefly won by the slim margin of 862 votes in the previous ubiquitous election. He too has over 10,000 brand brand new names in his constituency.
Both will need the miracle to win this time around as all their efforts as well as tough work may not be sufficient.
Wipe-out ahead?
So is Pakatan starting to face the massive wipe-out?
The Election Commission's (EC) unwillingness in refusing to clean up the electoral hurl positively indicates which something is afoot.
Is the EC unequivocally only as well as independent?
The Pakatan MPs have created to the EC several times to initiate the meeting in courtesy to the electoral hurl though all to no avail.
The EC officers' reluctance to encounter with the Pakatan MPs to plead issues regarding to the electoral hurl does not simulate well upon the former's professionalism. These officers contingency realise which they have been public servants. The rakyat compensate taxes as well as compensate their salaries. Therefore the EC's duty is solely towards the rakyat.
This shows which underneath the a Najib administration, things have turn worse as well as the same goes for the Auditor-General's Report.
As during time of writing, the Aud! itor-Gen eral's Report is still not out yet. Sad to say, the Najib administration department department has the misfortune performance in courtesy to the Auditor-General's Report.
During Dr Mahathir Mohamad's reign it was regularly upon time, infrequently one, two or even 7 days earlier. If not, then the Audit-General's Report was regularly upon the list of all MPs upon the same day which the bill is presented.
During Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's tenure, it was late during times though not some-more than three days late.
Najib Tun Razak's reign is the worst. Last year, it was 17 days late. Looks like all the hype surrounding the Key Performance Index (KPI) is only for show only as even the crime rate seems to have worsened.
Najib's mislaid control
Even the influx of unfamiliar workers has turn worse.
There have been daily press reports of gangfights as well as killings among unfamiliar workers as well as this gives the bad picture to the country.
No one can unequivocally comprehend why there is the need to take in so most unfamiliar workers. Many of these unfamiliar workers can additionally be seen loitering around the KL Central Market area.
They can be the hazard to the reserve of Malaysians when they have been jobless.
Is the prime minister aware of these goings-on?
Another emanate which seems to have transient Najib's courtesy is the cost of foodstuffs. It has been the norm prior to ubiquitous elections which food prices have been kept low so as not to annoy the voters, especially the low-income group.
But underneath Najib's tenure, food prices have been starting up even prior to the electionis hold as well as which is the reason why there is the need to give the RM500 cash aid to wand off the annoy of the low-income voters.
This is surely an indication which food prices will soar if BN wins during the polls again becau! se it ca n already be seen now which Najib is not unequivocally in control in courtesy to food prices.
Perhaps he himself is being worried by the "date-devil" as well as is not concentrating entirely upon the job during palm due to mulling over, meditative as well as pondering 24/7 upon when to hold the ubiquitous election.
November is nearby as well as as he has mentioned, the series "11" is poignant to him.
That being the case, he should stop dithering, take the longhorn by the horns as well as hold the polls in the 11th month. The polls-date diversion has gone upon long enough.
Selena Tay is the FMT columnist.
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