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Ranau: A local NGO Pertubuhan Sepakat Satu Perjuangan, Ranau (SSPR) led by Jalibin Paidi and 26 other members have lodged a police report at the Ranau Police District Headquarters against the threats to kill Sabahans and Sarawakians.
According to Jalibin, the police report was lodged against a group that called themselves as 'Semenanjung Malaysia ANTI Sabah & Sarawak' that issued extreme threats against the lives of Sabahans in the Peninsula and can disrupt the peace and harmony of civil society in Malaysia.
“We peace-loving Sabahans and accustomed to high and deep levels of mutual respect and tolerance amongst our diverse ethnic groupings with multi-racial and multi-religious backgrounds do not wish to see any party that attempt to sow the seeds of hatred and division along racial and religious lines.”
“The person or persons and administrators of 'Semenanjung Malaysia ANTI Sabah & Sarawak' ought to be investigated and prevented from their threatened actions by the relevant authorities before any untoward incidents happen” stress Jalibin.
It is understood that more than 40 similar reports were also made by many other individuals and groups in Sabah as well as elsewhere in Malaysia.
According to Jalibin, the police report was lodged against a group that called themselves as 'Semenanjung Malaysia ANTI Sabah & Sarawak' that issued extreme threats against the lives of Sabahans in the Peninsula and can disrupt the peace and harmony of civil society in Malaysia.
“We peace-loving Sabahans and accustomed to high and deep levels of mutual respect and tolerance amongst our diverse ethnic groupings with multi-racial and multi-religious backgrounds do not wish to see any party that attempt to sow the seeds of hatred and division along racial and religious lines.”
“The person or persons and administrators of 'Semenanjung Malaysia ANTI Sabah & Sarawak' ought to be investigated and prevented from their threatened actions by the relevant authorities before any untoward incidents happen” stress Jalibin.
It is understood that more than 40 similar reports were also made by many other individuals and groups in Sabah as well as elsewhere in Malaysia.
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