Johor royal council requested for the third title

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Former health minister and PKR central committee member Datuk Chua Jui Meng was asked to return another Johor title after being stripped of two datukships, the DPMJ and SPMJ recently.

This time Chua was requested to return the Pingat Ibrahim Sultan (PIS) medal and according to him, he will return all his awards and medals to the royal household very soon.

We urge Chua to do the most honourable thing by retuning them as soon as possible without looking back. What are all those for? These "awards" and "medals" are merely pieces of metals and nylon cloths. It is just that it was being differentiate in the way those items were being made and coloured with.

First of all you do not need all these piece of metals and cloth over your shoulders and body if you want to serve. You serve the people with your heart and with sincerity. And if you really perform, then track record itself will speak, not any medals or datukships.

Just look at some of our respected opposition figures Lim Kit Siang, Karpal Singh, Tan Kok Wai, Teresa Kok, Lim Guan Eng, Wong Ho Leng, Chua Tian Chang, Ronnie Liu, Mansor Othman, Dr Syed Husin Ali, Dr Lee Boon Chye, Law Choo Kiang and Jason Ong. They all don't need titles or awards in order to serve the people and our nation. They are outstanding because of their service track record and not the titles and awards.

So, we would like to urge Chua to return his SPMJ, DPMJ and PIS awards to the royal household by using Poslaju courier service. You don't need to waste your time to travel down to Johor Bahru to do so. This is not your call.

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