Kugan's mother to appeal to Agong
No probe despite evidence
Currently, the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) is probing Dr. Karim Tajuddin's professional conduct in relation to the cause of Kugan's death in the first post-mortem report.
"Until now nobody has been arrested and nobody has been charged... on top of that the police have seized the samples," lamented Surendran (left).
"Kugan's mother has got no where else to turn to... in hopes that the Agong is the final frontier of justice, we are going there tomorrow," he said.
The family is currently pursuing for the return of Kugan's seized blood and tissue samples.
Surendran said that the several civil rights groups and opposition members of parliament will also be present at the vicinity.
He added that the lackadaisical attitude of the authorities is taking a toll on Kugan's family.
Dissatisfied with the report his family demanded that a second post-mortem to be done, as a video clip taken at the Serdang Hospital mortuary revealed severe bruises on Kugan's body.
Following massive public outcry accusing the police of foul play, Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail reclassified the case as murder and a day later 11 officers from the Taipan police station were moved and put on desk duty.
Moreover, in April the police had seized Kugan's blood and tissue samples, documents and even the second pathologist handwritten notes from the University Malaya Medical Centre's Pathology Department.
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seals: Where is justice ?
Update:
Kugan: Petition to palace fails
An attempt to submit a petition calling for a speedy probe into the death of detainee A Kugan to Istana Negara today was unsuccessful as the police refused to allow more than three persons to meet palace officials.
Some 20 people, including the deceased family members and supporters led by members of parliament Gobind Singh Deo (DAP-Puchong) and S Manikavasagam (PKR-Kapar) left the palace at 11.30am dejected.
“The family members alone consist of three people... what about their lawyer and the MPs accompanying the family? We too want to meet the palace officials when the petition is submitted,” said Gobind.
complete news : http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/113638
Currently, the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC) is probing Dr. Karim Tajuddin's professional conduct in relation to the cause of Kugan's death in the first post-mortem report.
"Until now nobody has been arrested and nobody has been charged... on top of that the police have seized the samples," lamented Surendran (left)."Kugan's mother has got no where else to turn to... in hopes that the Agong is the final frontier of justice, we are going there tomorrow," he said.
The family is currently pursuing for the return of Kugan's seized blood and tissue samples.
Surendran said that the several civil rights groups and opposition members of parliament will also be present at the vicinity.
He added that the lackadaisical attitude of the authorities is taking a toll on Kugan's family.
Dissatisfied with the report his family demanded that a second post-mortem to be done, as a video clip taken at the Serdang Hospital mortuary revealed severe bruises on Kugan's body.
Following massive public outcry accusing the police of foul play, Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail reclassified the case as murder and a day later 11 officers from the Taipan police station were moved and put on desk duty.
Moreover, in April the police had seized Kugan's blood and tissue samples, documents and even the second pathologist handwritten notes from the University Malaya Medical Centre's Pathology Department.
complete news at : http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/113616
seals: Where is justice ?
Update:
Kugan: Petition to palace fails
An attempt to submit a petition calling for a speedy probe into the death of detainee A Kugan to Istana Negara today was unsuccessful as the police refused to allow more than three persons to meet palace officials.
Some 20 people, including the deceased family members and supporters led by members of parliament Gobind Singh Deo (DAP-Puchong) and S Manikavasagam (PKR-Kapar) left the palace at 11.30am dejected.
“The family members alone consist of three people... what about their lawyer and the MPs accompanying the family? We too want to meet the palace officials when the petition is submitted,” said Gobind.
complete news : http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/113638
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