KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 15 — The organisers behind a rally planned to be held in the national capital by pro-Malay and Islamist groups for tomorrow called
"Save Malaysia” have today denied receiving any police notice rejecting their application for the event.“So, if rallies before this were allowed to proceed safely, then our rally which has been labelled and branded as peaceful, should also be carried out,” said the organisers of the rally during a press conference that was also live-streamed on Facebook.
“We held a meeting with all affiliated bodies, including non-governmental organisations, non-governmental individuals, and political parties, to discuss the direction of the Save Malaysia Movement and the demands to the government,” it said. The secretariat, led by the Islamist coalition Ummah and its allied student group Gabungan Mahasiswa Islam Se-Malaysia , also included pro-Malay group Perkasa. It has now been joined by Perikatan Nasional political parties — PAS, Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia and Gerakan — and also Parti Pejuang Tanahair.
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