Soal pasai peruntukan Prog. Permata pun kena soalsiasat...

Wakil rakyat Selangor Haniza Mohamed Talha, yang dipanggil polis memberi keterangan bagi membantu siasatan mengikut Akta Hasutan 1948 kerana mempertikaikan peruntukan bagi Program Permata Negara (Permata), menafikan mengaitkan perkara itu dengan isteri perdana menteri.

Katanya ketika dihubungi The Malaysian Insider, beliau hanya menyebut mengenai peruntukan besar yang diterima Permata iaitu sebanyak RM711 juta dan menyifatkannya tidak wajar ketika Putrajaya waktu itu baru mengumumkan potongan subsidi minyak.

"Dia (polis) ingat saya kata Rosmah (Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor) terima RM711 juta, sebenarnya saya tak sebut Rosmah terima.

"Saya hanya sebut Permata terima peruntukan yang besar," kata Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (Adun) PKR Taman Medan itu.

Haniza merupakan pemimpin pembangkang pertama disiasat mengikut Akta Hasutan selepas Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak memutuskan akta penjajah itu dikekalkan walaupun pernah berjanji memansuhkannya dan menggantikannya dengan Akta Keharmonian Nasional.

Haniza (gambar,bawah) menerima notis memintanya menghadiri siasatan berkaitan kes hasutan di Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) Petaling Jaya, jam 9 pagi, 8 Disember, Isnin ini.

Bekas Timbalan Speaker Selangor itu dalam artikel terbabit mempersoalkan jumlah besar yang diperuntukkan kepada Permata, di bawah Jabatan Perdana Menteri (JPM), dalam Bajet 2015.

Katanya, ia tidak wajar kerana kerajaan sehingga kini tidak dapat membuktikan keberkesanan program itu walaupun menerima peruntukan besar setiap tahun.

Tambahan pula, kata Timbalan Ketua Wanita PKR itu, peruntukan itu dibuat ketika Putrajaya baru mengumumkan potongan subsidi minyak 20 sen seliter yang memberi kesan kepada kos sara hidup rakyat.

Haniza bagaimanapun berkata, beliau akan bekerjasama penuh dan hadir memberi keterangan di ibu pejabat polis tersebut seperti diarahkan.

"Saya tak buat apa-apa kesalahan pun, hanya minta kerajaan bersikap telus," katanya mempertahankan kenyataannya sebagai tidak melanggar sebarang undang-undang kesalahan jenayah.

Katanya, tindakan Putrajaya tersebut membuktikan kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN) terus menyalahgunakan kuasa melalui Akta Hasutan bertujuan menekan dan menyekat suara demokrasi rakyat apabila berasa terancam.

Badan bukan kerajaan (NGO) Pertubuhan Minda dan Sosial Prihatin pada 13 Oktober membuat laporan polis di IPD Petaling Jaya mendesak polis mengambil tindakan tegas terhadap Haniza kerana mengeluarkan kenyataan berbaur fitnah itu.

Pengerusinya, Ramesh Rao dipetik Sinar Harian berkata, kenyataan itu berunsur fitnah dan boleh mendatangkan sentimen kebencian.

Timbalan Menteri Kewangan, Datuk Ahmad Maslan menafikan jumlah itu diberikan sepenuhnya kepada Permata, sebaliknya dikongsi bersama agensi lain termasuk Kementerian Pendidikan, Tadika Kemas dan Tadika Perpaduan. – tmi

Rep probed for querying Rosmah’s Permata...

A Selangor state assemblyperson has been called in by the police for questioning over her statement in relation to Permata, a government-funded early childhood programme.

Taman Medan assemblyperson Haniza Talha said she had received a notice from investigating officer Hasbuhullah Muda for her statement to be recorded at the Petaling Jaya police headquarters on Monday.

The notice states that it is related to a case involving “sedition”.

When asked whether it is regarding her statement on the relatively high Permata allocation in the national budget, Haniza replied in the affirmative.

“I am quite sure it is related to that as the officer had shown me a copy of the article where my statement was reported,” she told Malaysiakini.

“The officer also said he was acting based on a police report lodged against me.”

Haniza, however, did not know the indentity of the person who had lodged the report.

“When the officer came around the first time, he wanted to take my statement then and there, but I had to decline as I was  in a  rush to attend a meeting.”

The officer then left the notice at her office on Wednesday.

'Is Permata needed for pre-schoolers?'

Keadilan Daily had quoted Haniza as saying that the rakyat’s subsidy should not be cut just so that RM711 million can be allocated to Permata.

Permata is an early childhood programme whose patron is Prime Minister Najib Razak’s wife Rosmah Mansor. It runs 600 pre-school centres across the country for kids aged from one and four.

Haniza questioned the need for programme, saying that the country already has an extensive education system for pre-schoolers.

She is puzzled as to why her statement could be deemed  seditious as she had merely asked for the allocation to be given in a more transparent manner.

“It’s harassment. This is against my right as an elected representative to find out what happens to the allocation. It’s as if I cannot question anything.”- mk

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