Shame on you BN leaders!

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How shameful are all these BN leaders, Selangor Gerakan chairman Datuk A.Kohilan Pillay, former MIC president Datuk S.Samy Vellu, the three former MIC municipal councillors, S.Rajakupal, G.Jayakumaran, M.Rajandran and P.Kamalanathan.

These BN leaders, fearing being exposed by the Selangor state government, made their first move on 26 October last month in leading a demonstration in front of the Batu Caves temple to protest against the proposed construction of a 29 storey condominiums there, accusing the Selangor state government of giving the approval to the developer to commence the luxurious project next to the cave temple.

When the Majlis Perbandaran Selayang (MPS) and the state government tried to justify that it was the previous BN state government who had given the nod for the project, these BN leaders decided to shout even louder by saying that the Pakatan administration is trying to cover-up something.

Finally, the MPS and state government has decided to declassify all the documentations related to the project from the year 2007. It has been proven that the then four BN municipal councillors were involved directly in the council meeting to approve the project at Batu Caves. This means, these BN leaders had intentionally lied to the general public, particularly the Indian community by passing the buck to the present state government.

In this case, the Selangor Gerakan chairman Datuk A.Kohilan Pillay, former MIC president Datuk S.Samy Vellu, the three former MIC municipal councillors, S.Rajakupal, G.Jayakumaran, M.Rajandran and P.Kamalanathan should all apologise to the Indian community for their betrayal and lies after lies to the people.

Face the facts and admit your guilt! Otherwise, you are all nothing but just a bunch of  "sampah masyarakat" in the BN coalition.

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