[PHOTOS] Muslim NGOs Slaughter Chickens In A Bloody Protest Against Opposition Leaders

Speaking to Malaysiakini later, Zulkifly said the chicken slaughter

and blood smearing ritual was a hark back to the "bloody" May 13, 1969 racial riots.

"It is symbolic of the bloody incident, this means we are sending a serious warning to Teresa Kok not to provoke and create something that threatens the peace and feelings of the Malays.

"The blood represents the May 13 incident... It should be easily understood," he said.

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"We hope that, while the operation to flush out illegal immigrants is on-going, that the Home Ministry will also screen Malaysians, especially the Chinese and Indians who are not fluent in Malay or no longer show loyalty to the king and country to be banished, "said Zulkifly.

He also urged that the government expel Chinese and Indian citizens who were not fluent in Malay from the country.

A protest with the blood of chickens smeared on images of opposition leaders and a call for violence against DAP’s Teresa Kok were evidence of the brewing communal friction that necessitated the “Kajang Move”, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said yesterday.

The PKR de facto leader further said the protest by the self-anointed “Council of Islamic NGOs” against the Seputeh MP was a perfect example of fear-mongering that his party was warning against.

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“What kind of Muslims condone the action of slapping YB Teresa Kok? On one hand you mention the name ‘Allah’ and after that you spew hatred, evil from your mouths and actions.
“I ask you, how is that Islamic?” Anwar said when denouncing the Muslim groups during a ceramah session here last night.

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Anwar said that a proper adherent of Islam would know that the religion valued justice, care and compassion above all else.
“Threatening people with violence, these are not actual Muslims,” he added.

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The group had initially offered a reward of RM500 to anyone who dared to slap Kok and provided photographic evidence of their act. That sum was revised after the 50-odd protesters did a collection among themselves and came up with RM1,200.

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Group leader Zulkfli Sharif said the reward is open to all Malaysians.

“This offer is open to anyone who can slap Teresa Kok. But they must provide a picture to claim the RM1,200,” he told The Malaysian Insider.

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The Association for the Promotion of Human Rights, or Proham, said the incident in Jalan Pudu, where chickens were slaughtered and a RM1200 reward offered to anyone who could slap Kok, had gone beyond democratic violence and was clearly against the law.

"It is an irony that during this Global Harmony Week, a group calling themselves the Council of Muslim NGOs have slaughtered chickens, taken part in a blood smearing ritual, and also made reference to the May 13 riots of 1969," Proham said in statement signed by Datuk Kuthubul Zaman Bukhari and Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria.

It urged the Home Ministry, police and the Attorney General's Chambers to take immediate action, while calling for police protection to Kok.

Lawyers for Liberty adviser Eric Paulsen yesterday's act was intimidating and threatened to cause harm. "This act is criminal in nature and was not routine peaceful way of expressing one's dissatisfction," he added.

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Lawyer Salim Bashir said leaders in Putrajaya must take the lead to condemn the act, irrespective which group or individual was involved. "This will help calm the public from unfounded fear, if any. Civil society must also express their outrage to drive home the point that peace-loving Malaysians do not tolerate such nonsense," he said. Salim said the police should also see whether the group had violated the Peaceful Assembly Act.

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Datuk Baljit Sidhu said the police should not wait for someone to lodge a police report before investigating the racially-charged incident.

"They must be proactive under this circumstances. They must nip the escalating racial and religious problems before it got out of control," he told The Malaysian Insider.

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The killing of the live chickens took place near the Puduraya bus terminal and government offices at Jalan Tun Perak in Kuala Lumpur this afternoon.

The Council of Islamic NGOs are Pertubuhan Permuafakatan Majlis Ayahanda Malaysia (Permas), Pertubuhan Kebajikan Islam dan Dakwah (Pekida), Pertubuhan Kebajikan Insan Bakti Malaysia (Perkib), Persatuan Pengguna Islam Malaysia (PPIM) and Martabat Jalinan Muhibbah Malaysia (MJMM).

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The group that dubbed itself Council of Islamic NGOs carried out the bloody act under the banner of 'Protest against insult to Malay leadership, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Islam and Malay dignity by a splinter of politicians, leaders and Chinese chauvinists.'

Pewaris secretariat member Zulkifli Sharif said the protest was held to slam chauvinistic leaders who were using current issues to run down Malay leaders and fan hatred against them.

"The increase in prices of goods has been turned into a kind of propaganda to bring down Malay leadership. They are trying to provoke hatred and belittle Malay leadership. "We are appalled that the Chinese and Christian extremists who play with the image of Malay leaders, stuffing his mouth with kangkung, whereby these leaders were democratically elected by the people of Malaysia," he said.

A group of angry protesters from Muslim NGOs slaughtered four chickens today and smeared blood from the birds on a cloth poster with the faces of representatives from DAP and PKR.

The four opposition leaders pictured on the bloodied poster are Seputeh MP Teresa Kok, Gelang Patah MP Lim Kit Siang, Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng and Machang Bubuk PKR state assemblyperson Lee Khai Loon.

The focus of the group, which called itself the Council of Islamic NGOs, was Seputeh MP Teresa Kok and her Chinese New Year greeting video, entitled "Onederful" Malaysia CNY 2014.

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The group offered a RM500 reward to anyone who dared to slap Teresa Kok and provided photographic evidence of their actions. They were also seen stomping on the "faces" of the opposition leaders during the protest.

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