Dubious names in 2012 electoral rolls, claims SAPP
Its deputy president, Datuk Eric Majimbun, said many of the names in the list did not have the parents’ names, thus giving the impression that they are foreigners issued with the Malaysian citizenship through the back door.
“There are names without a bin or binte that identifies the person is a male or female.
“What’s more baffling is that the National Registration Department accorded these people the Malaysian citizenship that qualify them to register as voters just like what we have found in the voters’ list for the first quarter of 2012,”
Eric said during the SAPP state-level Pesta Kaamatan celebration 2012 at Kampung Pulong here over the weekend.
Also present were SAPP president Datuk Yong Teck Lee, party advisor and former State finance minister Datuk Mohd Noor, vice president cum organising committee chairman Jimmy Jawatah, deputy president cum Likas assemblyman Datuk Liew Teck Chan, Wanita chief cum Luyang assemblywoman Melanie Chia, vice president Jaafar Ismail, Youth chief Edward Dagul, supreme council members Gaimin Stephan and Roger Stimin and information Chief Chong Pit Fah.
Eric, who also is the Sepanggar member of parliament, said these foreigners not only became voters but also robbed Sabahans of the opportunities in the various sectors.
Meanwhile, Mohd Noor said one of the main problems that has been facing the people of Sabah is the presence of a large number of illegal immigrants.
He said this problem can be solved if the people are united in toppling the Barisan Nasional (BN) in the coming 13th general election and choose SAPP to form the next state government.
“The opportunity to change the BN government comes only once and the time is during the forthcoming general election,” Mohd Noor added.
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