Syed Hamid: Mind your own business

Syed Hamid: Mind your own business


PUTRAJAYA: It is inappropriate of Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department T. Murugiah to interfere in the affairs of another ministry.

Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said Murugiah’s action in speaking on behalf of Seputeh MP Teresa Kok on complaints she was not served proper meals while in detention was akin to being a spokesman for the Opposition.

“What he has done is not right. I hope he knows how to look after his own turf. He should not interfere in other people’s affairs. That is not his work.

“If there is a problem, he should take the matter to the prime minister,” he told reporters after a breaking of fast with employees of the Immigration Department and orphans yesterday.

On Monday, Murugiah met Kok over her claims that while in detention, she was served meals which comprised just two boiled eggs, cucumber and gravy. - Bernama

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/9/25/nation/2116325&sec=nation

Comments

Anonymous said…
I dont know why anybody needs to bother anymore what this dimwit Hamid Albar has to say. He is a proven dumb ass spewing out contradictory nonsense and the only thing good that you can do with his press statements would be to cover the dog shit on the road.
12:07 pm
Anonymous said…
right said.
4:25 pm
Anonymous said…
Then why the heck is HE messing around with Murugiah's matters? Seriously delusional.
4:27 pm
Anonymous said…
what is chicken shit
5:07 pm
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