Two weeks? It is already one year today!

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When Teoh Beng Hock, the political assistant to a Selangor State Executive Councillor was found murdered at the Selangor MACC headquarters in Plaza Masalam in Shah Alam, the prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak who is also the Umno president promised the Teoh family that the magistrate's inquest on Beng Hock's murder will take two weeks and the most two months.

But it is already one year now! According to Najib, the Teoh family could meet him again if they are not satisfied with the inquest and when Najib was requested to provide a guarantee letter to the family, he simply ignored them and had since continue to avoid the family's grievances despite their request to meet him again earlier.

Besides, the MACC had also played a vital role in preventing key witnesses, particularly a renown Thai pathologist Dr Porntip Rojanasunand to testify in the inquest. Earlier, the MACC had also pledged to give its full cooperation in order to ensure the smooth running of the inquest but to-date, the MACC had failed to do so and instead doing all it can to ensure the inquest did not move against them.

The Teoh family had indeed being cheated by both Najib and the MACC commissioner Abu Kassim Mohamed. They had been cheated by the Umno-led BN federal government. If Najib and MACC are sincere, they will not repeatedly move against the process of the inquest.

This federal government completely untrustworthy of and so do the MACC. The MACC had completely lost its credibility to fight corruption as the enforcement agency was involved in a murder of an innocent young man in order to serve the political interest of a barbaric ruling political elites led by Umno.

We shall be together with the Teoh family to seek Justice for Beng Hock.

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