Rosmah - Dari beg tangan Hermes Birkin, Cincin Berlian USD 24.4 juta, kini jam tangan Frank Muller Master Square pula dah...

 

Selepas gempar dengan kemewahan ‘aksesori’ Datin Seri Rosmah Mansur melalui pendedahan cincin RM24 juta dan beg tangan RM28,000, kini tersebar pula gambar isteri Perdana Menteri itu memakai jam tangan yang dikatakan bernilai RM350,000.

Jam tangan yang dipakai Rosmah ketika menghadiri satu majlis di Vietnam itu dilihat menyerupai jenama jam tangan antara paling mahal di dunia iaitu Franck Muller.

Berdasarkan beberapa blog, jam tangan itu dikatakan bernilai antara RM350,000 hingga RM500,000. 

Rosmah sebelum ini dikatakan memiliki 11 beg tangan mewah jenama Birkin yang setiap satu dianggar bernilai minimum RM638,000 dan maksimum RM5,192,000.

 

Sehubungan itu, Ketua Srikandi, Siti Aishah Shaik Ismail mencabar Rosmah mendedahkan aset peribadinya kepada rakyat jika dakwaan mengenai kemewahannya tidak benar.

“Sahut cabaran agar dedahkan aset peribadi kepada rakyat kerana tak masuk akal untuk seorang isteri pemimpin kerajaan mampu memiliki aksesori semahal itu.

“Jika lihat laporan yang tersebar di internet, dengan aset bernilai ratusan ribu begitu membuatkan kita kesal kerana isteri pemimpin berboros tatkala rakyat dihimpit keadaan ekonomi yang membebankan.

“Ternyata slogan wassatiyah yang dilaungkan Datuk Seri Najib Razak hanya retorik politik semata-mata untuk menagih simpati rakyat,” katanya kepada Keadilan Daily, hari ini.

 

Sebelum ini, Rosmah dan Najib dilapor berbelanja sehingga RM17,118,650.58 sepanjang lawatan rasmi mereka dalam tempoh 2008 hingga 2011.

Dewan Rakyat sebelum ini dimaklumkan kos keseluruhan lawatan rasmi Rosmah ke Arab Saudi, Oman dan Bangladesh yang ditanggung kerajaan berjumlah RM134,317.76.

Malah, Rosmah dikaatkan berbelanja hampir RM140,000 bagi penginapan hotel mewah di Atlantis, Dubai hanya untuk satu malam.- keadilandaily.com

 

 Ready for the'Santa Claus' budget...

 
The upcoming 2013 Budget to be tabled by prime minister Najib Razak is widely expected to be tailored for the coming general election, but PAS's  research head Dzulkefly Ahmad has advised both Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat to exercise discipline in tabling their respective budgets.

After its cash handout programme costing some RM2.6 billion under phase one of the Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia, Dzulkefly said Najib had become addicted to the “sundries’ way” of solving national economic woes through such initiatives as Kedai Rakyat 1Malaysia and Kedai Ikan 1Malaysia.

But Dzulkefly said he expected PR to do the same.

“I think BN and PR will be competing to ‘give’. Najib will not this chance to distribute gifts to all segments slip away, with all sorts of incentives like the second phase of Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia,” he wrote.

Dzulkefly said with the 13th general election looming, the public would be interested in the budget in as far as how it benefits them.

However, he stressed that the budget must focus on debt and fiscal deficit reduction which has now entered its 14th years, and increase disposable income by increasing productivity and abolishing monopoly of commodities.

He said the 2013 Budget should introduce a National Public Transportation policy, policies to fight crime, and solutions to housing woes.

He added that as the developed status remained a distant dream, PR’s policies and solution would not be enough to improve the country’s competitiveness as hoped by the people.

“Only time will tell,” he said.- harakahdaily

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