Umno used PTPN to threaten Selangor state government into submission

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Selangor Umno deputy chairman Noh Omar is now using the freezing of PTPN loans to Universiti Industri Selangor (Unisel) students to threaten the Selangor state government into submission by demanding Menteri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim to openly admit that they have been wrong on the PTPN issue.

Just look how Umno is practicing political terrorism by making these innocent students victims of their political war with the PKR-led state government. Just look at how revengeful and arrogant Umno is in dealing with such situation.

It shows that Umno had certainly lost its battle in the democratic system and now they are resorting to strong-arm tactics, a gangster-like style of blackmailing in order to force someone into submission or to admit a guilt of others.

Talking about whether PTPN should be abolished or otherwise is purely a political issue and Umno would have to fight it out in the general election by justifying their course. Why make these students as victims of your political terrorist acts? So that these students could blame the state government if they could not further their studies anymore?

And now Umno is planning to instruct PTPN to freeze the loans to the students of another state-owned university-college, Kolej Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Selangor (KUIS). It is confirmed that Umno is trying to create havoc in open broad daylight.

Umno is tearing the entire nation apart.

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