PAS akan menyokong surat permohonan Ahli Perniagaan, Deepak
Jaikishan untuk mendapatkan imuniti di bawah Akta Perlindungan Saksi
bagi membolehkannya membuat beberapa pendedahan penting.Deepak akan menulis surat kepada Peguam Negara (AG) memohon perlindungan saksi (imuniti) bagi membolehkan beliau membuat pendedahan berhubung penyelewengan melibatkan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Razak dan isteri.
Beliau hari ini berjaya mendapatkan sokongan daripada PAS dan peguamnya bagi tujuan itu selepas pertemuan kira-kira satu jam di Pejabat Agung PAS, Jalan Raja Laut.
Pertemuan dihadiri Naib Presiden PAS, Datuk Mahfuz Omar, Penolong Setiausaha, Dr Syed Azman Syed Nawawi, ahli jawatankuasa PAS, Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad dan Asmuni Awi yang juga peguam.
"Kami telah meneliti segala dokumen yang Deepak ada. Berdasarkan dokumen-dokumen itu, kami bersetuju untuk memberikan sokongan kepada permohonan Deepak untuk mendapatkan imuniti bagi mendedahkan segala dokumen ini," kata Mahfuz Omar dalam sidang media hari ini.
Deepak dalam sidang medianya berkata, beliau sangat memerlukan imuniti itu untuk membolehkan dia mendedahkan segala dokumen yang beliau ada.
"Penglibatan saya dengan pasangan Perdana Menteri sangat mendalam dan melibatkan 'top secret'.
"Saya minta bantuan PAS dan Pakatan Rakyat kerana saya yakin kerajaan BN tidak akan memberi perlindungan kepada saya selepas saya dedahkan semua penyelewengan itu," kata beliau pada sidang media sejurus selepas pertemuan.
Peguam PAS, Asmuni Awi pula berkata, beliau juga akan menulis surat kepada AG bagi menyokong permohonan imuniti tersebut.
Menurutnya, Deepak berhak mendapatkan imuniti bagi membuat pendedahan kerana berdasarkan kenyataannya, beliau bekerjasama dengan isteri Perdana Menteri, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor kerana terpaksa.
"Imuniti itu sudah terkandung dalam Akta Perlindungan Pemberi Maklumat di bawah Seksyen 2 (b) di mana Deepak dikira layak mendapatkan perlindungan kerana Deepak bagitahu dia lakukan semua tugas atas arahan, bukan sukarela.
"Saya pun akan tulis surat kepada AG selepas Deepak berbuat demikian," katanya.
Sementara itu, Deepak memberitahu, beliau juga akan mengadakan sidang media di Singapura dan Dubai selain mengadakan siri jelajah untuk membuat pendedahan.
"Saya pilih Dubai dan Singapura kerana media arus perdana di Malaysia tidak mahu melaporkan pendedahan ini," katanya.-harakahdaily
Deepak akan memohon imuniti daripada Peguam Negara
(Deepak menunjukkan dokumen yang beliau ada kepada Mahfuz dan peguam PAS Haji Asmuni dan AJK PAS yang lain)
Deepak - the authorities had intimidate him by sending 5 police officers to “a certain officer’s house” to have his statement recorded...
Controversial businessman Deepak Jaikishan said today he will seek immunity under the Witness Protection Act 2009 before exposing further alleged power abuse involving the country’s top leadership.
“I will apply for protection and write a letter to the Attorney-General (A-G) and hope he will reply immediately so I can make detailed exposés,” he told reporters after meeting PAS leadership at the party’s headquarters here.
The meeting took place after PAS vice-president Datuk Mahfuz Omar
promised to look into the carpet dealer’s request for protection after
Deepak claimed he had been a victim of government intimidation.Mahfuz said PAS was ready to provide legal help should Deepak face problems in his application for immunity as a whistleblower.
“Our lawyer is ready to provide legal service to Deepak should he face obstacles in his application. He is qualified to receive protection under the Act,” the Pokok Sena MP said.
The carpet dealer claimed today the authorities had tried to intimidate him when they sent five police officers to bring him to “a certain officer’s house” to have his statement recorded on his alleged involvement in the second sworn statement on the murder of Mongolian Altantuya Shaaribuu.
“Instead of the Duta police station where I was supposed to record my statement, five police officers had escorted me to record my statement at a certain officer’s house.
“This is the typical cloak-and-dagger style to intimidate. I know how they work. The government is very powerful but they cannot hide the truth,” he said.
Deepak further said the police had asked him if he knew who had murdered Altantuya.
“I replied I know the personality involved but I’m not 100 per cent sure who was at the location (of the murder),” he said while refusing to divulge the name of the person in question.
The carpet dealer had recently admitted that he helped private investigator P. Balasubramaniam repudiate the latter’s earlier statutory declaration on the 2006 murder, including finding two lawyers to draft the new statement.
The Bar Council subsequently launched an investigation on the identity of the lawyers and possible misconduct in the drafting of the second sworn statement on the matter but said Deepak had refused to co-operate.
A cloud of mystery has hung over the identity of the lawyer who drew up Balasubramaniam’s second SD, dated a day after his first on July 3, 2008, regarding Altantuya’s 2006 murder, for which two elite police commandos have been convicted and are facing death sentences.-malaysian insider
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