Attack on state assemblyman a terrorist act

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The recent attack on the Selangor state assemblyman for Sekinchan Ng Suee Lim by a group of Tanjung Karang Umno division militiamen was disgusting and considered as an act of terrorism aimed at destroying the democratic process in our nation.

What Suee Lim was trying to do is to do his best to help the people of Tanjung Karang when their plight and grievances fell to deaf ears when the villagers and farmers there filed their complaints to Tanjung Karang Umno division chief Datuk Noh Omar who is also a federal minister.

Since Noh Omar failed to address the issues, plight and grievances filed by those poor villagers and farmers there, it is Suee Lim's duties and responsibilities as a state assemblyman of the Selangor state to step in to assist them after the people there made their request known to him.

Fearing of a possible embarrassment, Nor Omar then dispatched his Umno division militiamen to prevent Suee Lim from helping the people at Tanjung Karang. Failing to chase Suee Lim away, the Umno militiamen had then resorted to brutally attack the state assemblyman and his aides.

As the result of the brutal attack, Suee Lim was send to the Subang Jaya Medical Centre for treatment of his multiple injuries. Besides Suee Lim, his aides and some of his assistants were also given outpatient treatment for light injuries as the result of the assault.

We wish Suee Lim and his aides well and hope they will recover fast to continue their service to the people. The Umno terrorist must be wiped out as soon as possible.

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