Aziz Bari receives bullet, death threat

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ontroversial International Islamic University (UIA) professor Abdul Aziz Bari received a bullet this morning with a death threat warning him not to disrespect the Selangor Sultan who he allegedly criticised.

The constitutional law expert told The Malaysian Insider he received an envelope containing a bullet and a note saying “Jangan kurang ajar dengan Sultan, maut nanti (don’t be rude with the Sultan, you may die later)” at his Bandar Baru Selayang home around 11.45am this morning.

“I have a function in Ipoh, I will make a police report later,” he said, adding that he would speak with his lawyer first.

Harapan Komuniti receives death threat

PETALING JAYA: Harapan Komuniti, the organisers of the thanksgiving dinner raided by the Selangor Religious Islamic Department (JAIS) on Aug 3, received a death threat yesterday morning.

The source who informed FMT of the incident was unable to provide any details except that the handwritten note was written in Malay and contained a warning to Christians that Muslims would not “lose”.

Harapan Komuniti lodged a police report at the Sea Park police station at about 10pm last night.
The police officer in charge confirmed this but said that details of the report were confidential.

Hishammuddin receives two live bullets, death threat

KUALA LUMPUR: Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein today received two live bullets with a threatening note in an envelope posted to his office in Putrajaya.

The envelope, which was received at 2pm, also contained a booklet in which the handwritten note was slipped in.

Met by reporters after attending a breaking of fast at the Al-Ikhlasiyah mosque di Pantai Dalam here, Hishammuddin, however, declined to say what were the contents of the note.

“I can confirm that I received two live bullets together with a threatening note today. This is the first time I have experienced such a thing.

“The envelope was received by an aide of mine and he has since lodged a police report,” he said.

Hishammuddin, however, said it would not dampen his spirit to continue discharging his duties as entrusted to him.

“I view this as something serious. However, it will not deter me from carrying out my duties as entrusted to me by Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak.

“This might be the work of some frustrated people, probably because they are not happy with the work we (home ministry) are doing. But I am unfazed by this threat,” he added.