Tuesday 9 October 2012

LAJIM DIBIDAS KERANA DAKWA SABAH DIPINGGIR






KUALA LUMPUR : Seorang bekas Timbalan Menteri yang baru melompat keluar dari Barisan Nasional (BN) hari ini dibidas dua penyokong kerajaan yang menyifatkan beliau sudah 'berjangkit penyakit pembangkang' apabila turut menggunakan taktik menghentam kerajaan selain membuat dakwaan tidak benar mengenai pembangunan di kawasan beliau.

Nada berbeza yang digunakan Datuk Seri Lajim Ukin (Bebas-Beaufort) yang juga bekas Timbalan Menteri Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan itu dibidas Datuk Sapawi Ahmad Wasali (BN-Sipitang) dan Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahalan (BN-Kota Belud) yang terkilan dengan dakwaan yang dibuat.

"Beaufort kata kerajaan BN zalim, kata di Beaufort tidak ada pembangunan. Ini tidak benar. Sipitang sebelah dia (Beaufort) saja, sebenarnya pembangunan sangat hebat di bawah BN, tetapi bila keluar parti terbalik jadinya, itu perangai pembangkang la...ini penyakit pembangkang, selalu guna gimik, tetapi sebenarnya mereka panik," kata Sapawi.

Beliau yang membahaskan Rang Undang-Undang Perbekalan 2013 di Dewan Rakyat Isnin sebaliknya berkata, Beaufort dilimpahi pelbagai projek pembangunan termasuk pembinaan hospital baru, dua jambatan bernilai lebih RM80 juta, sekolah dan pelbagai pembangunan infrastruktur lain.

Katanya perkembangan kawasan Koridor Sabah yang membabitkan Papar, Kimanis dan Sipitang secara tidak langsung turut memperkasa pembangunan di Beaufort.

Terdahulu, Lajim ketika membahaskan rang undang-undang sama mendakwa masih terdapat kawasan di Sabah yang tidak mendapat pembangunan, khususnya infrastruktur yang mencukupi, walaupun negeri itu dikatakan 'simpanan tetap' BN dalam pilihan raya. (Bernama)

37 comments:

  1. pembangunan bukan dapat dilaksanakan dalam masa sehari...kerajaan tahu apa yang perlu dilakukan..

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  2. lajim selama ni tidur mungkin...sebab itu dia cakap kawasan diwakilinya tiada pembangunan sebab lajim sebagai wakil rakyat tidak menjalankan tanggungjawab dengan baik..

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  3. indeed there are still areas in Sabah are not getting development, particularly adequate infrastructure, but when viewed as a whole, Sabah experienced rapid development in comparison with previous years

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  4. Lajim should fight to get support from the people of Beaufort by presenting its strategy to develop the area, instead slammed the BN

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  5. betul, ini semua gimik dari pembangkang

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  6. memang Lajim telah menggunakan taktik menghentam kerajaan selain membuat dakwaan tidak benar mengenai pembangunan di kawasan beliau

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    1. Lajim akan cakap apa saja untuk mendapatkan sokongan rakyat. Namun rakyat tidak percaya pada beliau.

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  7. penduduk Beaufort tentunya peka dengan perubahan persekitaran mereka dan sudah tentu dapat menilai dengan bijak dengan siapa yang akan mereka sokong nanti bila tiba PRU13

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  8. Rakyat terutamanya penduduk Beaufort tahu apa yang terbaik untuk mereka.

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  9. BN sdg berusaha sebaik yg mungkin untuk membangunakn bukan shja bndar malh kg di seluruh plusuk sabah

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  10. skrg sekolah pun dekat2 suda dgn kg. tak payah lg pg sekolah berbatu2 mcm dahulu..dan smunya kerja keras BN

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  11. To all people, be wise in everything u listen and evaluate before u take any action

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  12. trust the one govern us since few years ago

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  13. and.... together we stand for sabah.. sabah maju jaya!!

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  14. byk pembangunan dilakukan di Sabah, Sabah tak dipinggir pn.

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  15. Najib pn sering melawat dan beri perhatian pada Sabah.

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  16. Lajim ini terdesak sudah untuk meraih sokongan. Biarkah saja Lajim dengan cara dia yang pasti Kerajaan tidak pernah meminggirkan Negeri Sabah seperti apa yang didakwanya.

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  17. Sabah tidak pernah di pingirkan, banyak pembangunan yang telah di buat di Sabah.

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  18. Pakatan Rakyat (PR) will not capture Putrajaya with only the support from the minority Chinese voters and international recognition from the United States, an analyst specialising in Malaysian politics said in the run-up to Malaysia’s tightest electoral race.


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    1. According to Prof William Case, acting head of department for Asian and International Studies at the City University of Hong Kong, the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition will not fall to PR without the majority support from the Bumiputera voters even if the opposition pact wins strong support from the Chinese community.

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    2. He added that the BN will still win the 13th general election but with a reduced majority compared to Election 2008 due to more urban middle-class Malay voters swinging towards PR.

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    3. “Whatever the Chinese sentiment, at a figure of 26 per cent of the population their numbers are not big enough to defeat BN.“Unless the Chinese consolidate with a majority of Bumiputera voters it will not happen.

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    4. “We must observe too the number of Chinese voters who returned to support Najib,” he told The Malaysian Insider in a recent email interview, referring to the BN coalition led by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.

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    5. Case feels that the US leans more towards a PR victory at the polls because of Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s image as a moderate Muslim the world superpower is able to deal with.

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    6. “Washington is certainly continuing its support to democracy.However, Washington is not so opposed to Najib as those who look down on Abdullah or are sceptical towards Mahathir the academic said, referring to Najib’s two predecessors, Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad respectively.

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    7. Abdullah had taken over the leadership of BN from Dr Mahathir after the latter resigned as prime minister in October 2003, and led the 13-member coalition to its biggest win only to lose its customary two-thirds control of Parliament and four states in Election 2008.

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    8. In fact, some may feel a little respect for Najib as a visionary manager in a difficult and imbalanced situation.

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    9. Whatever Washington’s views, it will only have a little impact to the votes in Malaysia,” the professor said.Case is not a foreign name in Malaysian politics and administration, having written much about the country and who is now making a study on the state of federalism .

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    10. He has predicted that BN will still win the 13th general election but with a reduced majority compared to Election 2008.

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    11. He said that if BN falls, Umno leaders will have very diverse views on how to deal with the situation.“Najib will accept the decision and continue to lead Umno and BN (if it still exists) as the opposition.

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    12. “Other hardline Umno leaders will create a disturbance until the authorities are forced to declare an emergency,” he predicted.

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    13. “Other hardline Umno leaders will create a disturbance until the authorities are forced to declare an emergency,” he predicted.

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    14. He said that if BN falls, Umno leaders will have very diverse views on how to deal with the situation.“Najib will accept the decision and continue to lead Umno and BN (if it still exists) as the opposition.

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    15. According to Case, if PR loses in the next general election, and their leaders can convince the people their vote has been stolen through an unfair election, it was possible a major uprising could take place through street demonstrations like what happened in the Philippines in 1986 and recently in the Middle East.

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    16. “However, I do not predict there will be a split in the security forces as in the Philippines where high-level generals defected to enable a democratic transition to take place.

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    17. “At the most, change will be seen to be more like in Egypt, where the military allowed an opposition figure to occupy the highest executive level but maintain control on most of the government power,” he said.

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    18. The next general election is seen to be the closest race for power, pitting the mammoth BN coalition against the fledgling PR pact.

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