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KOTA KINABALU: Masalah infrastruktur, kemiskinan, royalti minyak, jenayah dan pendatang asing di Sabah merupakan isu kritikal yang seolah-olah tidak ada penyudahnya dibawah kerajaan BN.
Slogan Janji Ditepati yang diwar-warkan kerajaan BN pimpinan Perdana Menteri Najib Razak ternyata sekadar omong kosong yang terang-terang sebuah penipuan terhadap rakyat negeri ini.
Bertemakan “Janji Ditepati? Bicara Rakyat Sabah”, sesi pendengaran awam yang julung kali dianjurkan DAP Sabah bermula semalam demi mendengar dan melihat apakah kerajaan BN memenuhi janji-janji yang mereka taburkan selama ini.
Majlis yang berlangsung dengan jayanya di Dewan Banquet Star City dan telah dihadiri sekurang-kurangnya tiga ratus orang hadirin dari pelbagai latar belakang kurangnya tiga ratus orang hadirin
dari pelbagai latar belakang.dari pelbagai latar belakang.
‘Janji tidak ditepati’: BN sebagai ‘defendan’
Dalam ucaptamanya, Pengerusi DAP Sabah Wong Sze Phin berkata, BN merupakan ‘defendan’ terhadap slogan Janji Ditepati mereka.
“Kalau ‘janji ditepati’, mengapa sehingga kini cuma sekitar 35 peratus sahaja jalan yang berturap di Sabah sedangkan di semenanjung sekitar 80 peratus jalan telah berturap? Ini merupakan perkara asas yang diabaikan kerajaan BN selama ini.
“Ini tidak termasuk isu kemiskinan dan pendatang asing yang makin membimbangkan.” ujarnya.
Menurutnya yang juga ADUN Sri Tanjung, walaupun Sabah merupakan sebuah negeri yang mempunyai sumber minyak dan gas, ia masih menjadi negeri kedua termiskin di Malaysia.
Bagi Ketua Parlimen DAP Lim Kit Siang, sesi pendengaran awam ini bukan sekadar wadah untuk menyuarakan pendapat rakyat tetapi ia bertujuan untuk diajukan terus kepada pemerintah.
“Masalah yang berlaku di negeri ini menunjukkan kerajaan BN tidak tahu kehendak dan hasrat rakyat Sabah.”
Beliau turut mempersoal isu penubuhan Suruhanjaya Siasatan di Raja menyiasat pendatang asing tanpa izin yang mengambil masa enam bulan sebelum dijalankan.
“Mana ada negara dalam dunia yang mengambil masa enam bulan untuk sediakan terma dan rujukan (terms and reference).”
Menyentuh perihal gejala rasuah yang bermaharajalela di Sabah, Kit Siang berkata, “Kenapa Sabah kaya tapi rakyat miskin? Kenapa rakyat miskin tapi pemimpin begitu kaya? Kenapa?” soalnya tegas.
Turut hadir memberi ucapan sebelum sesi pendengaran awam bermula ialah beberapa pimpinan DAP negeri Sabah, Ahli Parlimen Kota Kinabalu Dr. Hiew King Cheu, Pesuruhjaya PAS Sabah Aminuddin Aling, Dr. Chong Eng Leong mewakili PKR negeri Sabah dan mantan Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri Sabah tahun 1988 hingga 1993 Tan Sri Datuk Seri Panglima Simon Sipaun. – Roketkini.com
29 ulasan:
dekat2 PRU semua nak mengaku prihatin..
sudah dekat2 PRU baru rombongan DAP datang ke Sabah? ikhlas ka tu? sudah dekat2 PRU baru ketua dia sibuk pasal masalah2 di Sabah? ikhlas ka??
DAP sabah pun tidak banyak memperjuangkan masalah2 rakyat Sabah.. jarang sekali mereka membangkitkan isu rampasan tanah, PATI dan lain2 masalah rakyat.. balik2 yang menjadi fokus mereka ialah manhole, longkang, jambatan yang sedang dibaiki, pokok, lapu jalan..
Rakyat Sabah pandai2lah menilai apa yang sudah dilakukan oleh DAP di Sabah selama ni.
DAP sememangnya parti yang pandai berkata-kata.
Jika kita lihat sendiri pun sekarang ini parti PR cuba untuk menarik rakyat dengan pelbagai janji yang tidak pasti.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said public confidence in the Barisan Nasional (BN) leadership at the federal and state levels is growing because the coalition fulfills its pledges according to its capability.
He said the people realised that the BN was not a government that liked to play politics that was populist in nature nor made promises that were unrealistic.
BN are capable of doing what has been promised, thus will implement them as the government.
He said the promises were proven through the various aid given to the people such as the 1Malaysia People’s Aid (BR1M), the existence of the 1Malaysia People’s Shop (KR1M) and the 1Malaysia People’s Menu, the granting of subsidies in the various sectors such as petrol subsidy.
In addition, Najib also hinted that he would announce a ‘windfall’ for the settler community soon as well as several other incentives for the people.
“The quantum I will not disclose yet, when the time comes I will make the announcement. Let there be a little suspense,” he said.
However, he said there were quarters that tried to deny the efforts of the government in helping the people.
He said the BN government constantly strived for the prosperity of the people and ‘did not know how to spin’.
“That is their (opposition’s) politics, always spinning, everything (that we do) is wrong. What we are doing for the people, they want to destroy,” he said.
He said that under the BN government since the country’s independence, a son of a fisherman had succeeded to become a menteri besar to lead a state.
Najib also expressed his commitment to continue to work hard as the prime minister for the sake of the people.
“I have told my wife that my days are getting longer and my nights shorter. But it is alright for the sake of the people,” he added.
Who could blame him if he actually wants to hop into any component party in BN. Umno Information chief Ahmad Mazlan is confident that Barisan Nasional (BN) will continue to be in power after the 13th General Election.
Ahmad Mazlan, who is also deputy minister in the Prime Minister's Department, rejected the notion that BN would be toppled in the coming general election, based on feedback received.
"We are not theorising in an air-conditioned room. We actually meet the people and clearly the people are very happy with the government policies.
"The people get subsidies, get financial aid, jobs, houses and live in peace. There is no reason why the people want to change the government," he told reporters after a function.
He also rejected rumours that the people's representatives, especially among Sabah BN leaders, would be jumping ship, due to the increasingly shaky position of BN."It Is absurd thinking.
The opposition only knows how to play on sentiments. They use psychological warfare, purportedly they can rule Malaysia.
But clearly they are lying and their leaders only know how to blow empty promises," he added.
Maintenance of racial unity is one of the promises to the people that the Barisan Nasional government has fulfilled, besides ensuring development and economic stability, Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said.
He said the policies implemented by the government had successfully fostered and strengthened unity among the people of the various races and religions.
"Cooperation and unity have been in place for more than 55 years, most successfully," he said in his address at a gathering in conjunction with the "Promises Fulfilled Tour" programme, here. He said the cooperation and unity among the people of differing backgrounds in the economic, political and cultural sectors had made Malaysia a model for other countries.
"It is our promise to the people, to the Malays, Chinese, Indians, Iban, Kadazan, Dusun and so on .... Our government has to create a situation conducive for good relations among the people.
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