Pemuda SAPP: Sabah IC juga harus dilaksanakan
Kota Kinabalu, 19 Mac 2021, Pergerakan Pemuda Parti Maju Sabah (SAPP) menyambut baik kenyataan YB Dato Seri Hamzah Zainuddin, Menteri Dalam Negeri yang mengumumkan penggunaan Mykad digital tahun ini untuk membasmi MyKad palsu di seluruh Malaysia.
Sementara itu, Ketua Pemuda SAPPnya Jamain Sarudin mengatakan MyKad palsu adalah masalah yang telah dihadapi oleh Sabah selama beberapa dekad, akibat Projek IC yang bermula pada zaman Mahathir sehingga negeri ini menghadapi masalah teruk MyKad yang meragukan dan diperoleh secara haram oleh pendatang tanpa izin.
Jamain mengatakan sekiranya pemerintah memperkenalkan Identiti Digital (ID) dan melaksanakan Inisiatif Identiti Digital Nasional (IDN), dikhuatiri ia tidak akan menyelesaikan masalah IC Projek di Sabah khususnya.
Dia menambah bahawa Sabah memerlukan mekanisme yang berbeza dan sudah tiba masanya untuk memperkenalkan Sabah IC untuk rakyat Sabah yang tulen, bukan sebagai pengganti MyKad tetapi sebagai jaminan identiti rakyat tempatan Sabah dilindungi, tanpa mengira bangsa dan agama. Sabah diketahui mempunyai penduduk asing yang terdiri daripada sebilangan besar pendatang tanpa izin (tidak berdokumen dan 'didokumentasikan') berjumlah ratusan ribu yang masih belum dapat diselesaikan hingga sekarang.
“Pada tahun 2012, Cadangan Sabah IC dibawa oleh SAPP untuk mengatasi masalah MyKad meragukan yang dimiliki oleh orang asing dan pendatang tanpa izin. Suruhanjaya Siasatan Diraja mengenai pendatang tanpa izin (RCI) melaporkan pengeluaran kad pengenalan secara meluas melalui cara yang meragukan (Projek IC) yang mengubah demografi Sabah secara keseluruhan.
"Pemegang MyKad yang meragukan ini terdapat dalam daftar pemilih Sabah yang seringkali disebut sebagai" pengundi hantu ".
Jamain, yang juga Timbalan Ketua Pemuda (3) Perikatan Nasional Malaysia, mendesak kerajaan negeri untuk juga melaksanakan Sabah lC, untuk memberikan pengiktirafan kepada warganegara Malaysia di Sabah. Katanya, Sabah IC mesti mempunyai ciri dan keistimewaan tersendiri seperti kelayakan ke institusi pengajian tinggi, memohon jawatan kerajaan, pemilikan lesen perniagaan atau tanah anak negeri
Many people not originating from S'pore or Malaya, and not governed by the Merdeka deadline to be Melayu, are allegedly holding Melayu MyKads in Sabah and Malaya.
ReplyDeleteThese MyKads are fraudulent.
https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2021/03/19/1986-cabinet-decision-allowed-christians-use-of-allah-on-condition-says-judge/
ReplyDeletehttps://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2021/03/19/council-of-churches-says-no-to-inappropriate-allah-dialogue/
PRESS STATEMENT . . .
Jambun: Allah not for politics in Sabah, Sarawak.
Human rights advocate does not want Church to be challenged on Allah issue.
REACTION . . . The Church is right on the Allah issue.
Since the Allah in print for educational purposes issue is in court, and therefore subjudice, it would be tantamount to contempt of court to have a religious dialogue with Muslim scholars on the matter.
The Home Minister is playing politics with the Allah issue.
Allah has nothing to do with the "within the framework of the Federal Constitution" issue.
Article 3 Islam is a standalone clause. That has nothing to do with the Constitution which is based on the rule of law.
Allah is not a religious or language issue.
The court cannot get into theology.
Allah has become a judicial review issue in the superior courts on public order.
Sikh have not been taken to court on Allah probably because they don't use Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Malaysia in print with reference to Sikhism.
No court can tell Christians not to use Allah in prayer, song, worship and print when using whatever language including Bahasa Malaysia and Bahasa Melayu.
No court can tell Sikh not to use Allah in prayer, song, worship and print when using whatever language including Gurmukhi and/or Punjabi.
Bahasa Malaysia and Bahasa Melayu, including the Johor-Rhio-Lingga version, and mentioned in Article 152 as Bahasa Kebangsaan, does not belong to the people defined as Malay in Article 160(2).
Malay is Tamil and Malayalam for hill/mountain.
Malaya is an English word from the Tamil and Malayalam.
Sabah has Bahasa Sabah which is a local version of Bahasa Melayu, the lingua franca of the Archipelago.
Sarawak has Sarawak Malay which is actually the language of the Orang Laut or Kirieng. Sarawak Malay, which sounds like Iban, is related to Bahasa Melayu, the lingua franca of the Archipelago.
The Malay Archipelago is not named after a race.
The Malay Archipelago refers to Bahasa Melayu.
Bahasa Melayu was created by Hindu and Buddhist from India as lingua franca for the Archipelago. It's based on a Cambodian dialect and developed with the inclusion of Tamil, Sanskrit and Pali words. Farsi and Arabic was added when Islam came to the Archipelago.
Sanskrit is used in Hindu temples.
Pali, a Sanskrit dialect, is used in Buddhist scriptures.
Bahasa Malaysia is based on the Johor-Rhio-Lingga version of Bahasa Melayu and being developed by the inclusion of words from local languages and dialects and the English language. Ask Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka which is pure Sanskrit.
English is 50 per cent Latin, 30 per cent French, 10 per cent Greek and 10 per cent Germanic dialects and other languages. Latin and Greek are sister languages of Sanskrit.
There's case law in the High Court of Malaya which says Malay is not race but a form of identity in S'pore and Malaya related to Anthropology in the Archipelago.
Anthropology in the Archipelago in fact excludes Islam.
Also, if its Anthropology, the 2nd Prong in Article 160(2) would not bestow Malay as a form of identity on people in S'pore and Malaya originating from outside the Archipelago.
Daniel John Jambun
President
Borneo's Plight in Malaysia Foundation (BoPiMaFo)
Kota Kinabalu
Further details: +60108786993 (Daniel John Jambun)