Karpal acquitted from sedition charges

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The federal prosecution failed to prove a prima facie case against DAP National Chairman Karpal Singh, who allegedly uttered seditious remarks against the Perak sultan during the Umno-sponsored coup d'etat to toppled the state government early of last year.

Actually, there is no case at all against Karpal. The federal prosecution is merely acting on instruction of the Umno-led BN federal government to bring a case against Karpal because he questioned the way the Perak state government was toppled and how can an Umno-led rebel state government being installed and recognized.

In fact when Karpal was questioning this particular Perak constitutional crisis and Umno's high handed dictatorship in the state, he knew he was doing it in accordance not only with the law but the federal and state constitutions as well.

Come on, Karpal is a well-versed legal practitioner who has been in this field for decades. The federal prosecutors are in fact making the fool of themselves for making an empty case against Karpal. There is no case at all in actual fact as all actions conducted by Karpal are within the constitutional framework.

So, we urge those prosecutors to pack their bags and go home! Do not mess with a legal expert like Karpal.

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