Johoreans’ uprising assembly
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BATU PAHAT, JOHOR(Nov 27, 2012): After the
recent successful national-level Himpunan
Kebangkitkan Rakyat (People’s Uprising Assembly) in Seremban (Negri
Sembilan), it is now time for Johoreans to take the lead.
The
state-level Himpunan Kebangkitkan Rakyat
will be staged in Dataran Rakyat, PT. Salleh Ros, Parit Raja, Batu Pahat on
Saturday (Dec 1, 2012).
The
gathering is scheduled to start from 3pm and end at midnight.
There
will be many community stalls and events for the people to interact until the
serious ceramah (political discourse)
starts at 8.30pm.
Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO) leaders and activists will also address the people before
the Pakatan Rakyat (PR)’s big three take to the stage.
The
trio are PR’s de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim, PAS president Hadi Awang and DAP’s
Lim Kit Siang.
Johor
PKR chairman Chua Jui Meng chaired a four-hour-long state cum sub-organising
committee meeting here tonight.
Chua
urged Johoreans living near Batu Pahat to come out in full force to support the
event and show their strength.
Chua
(centre) hearing reports from PKR state leaders in a four-hour-long meeting in
Batu Pahat PKR’s service centre and office.
“This
is the last stretch in our effort to galvanise the people to give the corrupt
Umno-led Barisan Nasional (BN) government the boot in the next general
election.
“I
want all PR supporters and workers to work hard to ensure the success of Himpunan Kebangkitkan Rakyat Johor. The
target is to attract a 30,000 crowd,” he told about 40 PKR state leaders.
On
political issues arising daily, Chua advised local PKR members, branch and
division leaders to ignore the controversies raised by BN-Umno.
“BN-Umno’s
aim is to break us, disunite us and distract us from our work. Don’t let them
distract our concentration to win the hearts and minds of the people.
“Ignore
all the distractions manufactured by Umno and BN. Our aim is to win the next
general election for not only PKR but also PR.,” he added.
Chua (centre) and other local PKR state
leaders singing their party song before the start of the meeting.
