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Orang bertali arus ziarahi Allahyarham Baharudin

(Keluarga terdekat Baharudin memberikan penghormatan terakhir)

KUALA LUMPUR, 10 Julai: Orang ramai mula bertali arus ke Kelompok Camar, Ampang Ulu Klang bagi memberikan penghormatan terakhir kepada Allahyarham Baharudin Ahmad, 56, yang meninggal di perhimpunan Bersih semalam.

Yang awal tiba di sini menjelang solat jenazah dan pengkebumian adalah pemimpin Bersih, Datuk S Ambiga di samping AJK PAS Pusat Khalid Samad, timbalan presiden PKR, Azmin Ali dan juga Nurul Izzah Anwar.

Turut tiba adalah Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim yang terpaksa berbalut lehernya selepas cedera semalam.

Presiden PAS, Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi tidak dapat hadir kerana sudah terpaksa berlepas ke Langkawi pagi tadi untuk persidangan anggota Parlimen Islam Antarabangsa di mana PAS adalah tuan rumahnya.

Haji Mohamad Sabu yang jatuh selepas motor yang diboncengnya dilanggar kereta peronda polis sebelum ditangkap juga tiba namun terpaksa duduk di atas kerusi kerana kecederaan pada kakinya.

Selain mereka, Menteri Besar Selangor Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim dan bekas MB Perak, Datuk Seri Nizar Jamaludin juga hadir. Nizar masih memakai baju Bersih bagi menyatakan sokongannya kepada perhimpunaan semalam.

Malam tadi Datuk Husam Musa bersama beberapa pemimpin kanan PAS yang tidak ditangkap menziarahi jenazah Allahyarham.

Turut bersama beliau adalah Datuk Kamarudin Jaffar dan Dr Siti Mariah Mahmud.

Baharudin meninggal selepas pengsan di perkarangan KLCC dan disahkan meninggal di HKL.

Beberapa maklumat diterima sehingga kini sebagai punca kematian selepas post mortem dibuat namun ianya masih belum dapat disahkan lagi oleh Harakahdaily.

Berikut adalah gambar-gambar pagi ini.

(Datuk Seri Anwar datang dengan leher berbalut selepas cedera semalam)

(Tan Sri Khalid dan Datuk Seri Nizar juga hadir)

(Datuk S Ambiga bersama anggota Parlimen Gombak, Azmin Ali dan Nurul Izzah.)

(Jenazah sedia untuk disolatkan di surau Muqarrabin)


(Timbalan Presiden PAS, Mohamad Sabu tiba di surau untuk solat jenazah)

Jenazah Baharudin selamat dikebumikan

funeral baharudin crowdJenazah Allahyarham Baharudin Ahmad yang meninggal dunia sewaktu menyertai perhimpunan BERSIH 2.0 semalam, selamat dikebumikan di tanah perkuburan Islam Lembah Keramat di Taman Seri Keramat Tengah, Kuala Lumpur jam 12.55 tengah hari ini.

Semalam dilaporkan Baharudin, 58 tahun, bersama rakan dan keluarganya berkumpul di KLCC, terjatuh dan pengsan apabila disembur gas pemedih mata oleh pasukan keselamatan.

Beliau kemudiannya dibawa ke Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) dan disahkan meninggal dunia kemudiannya.

Kira-kira 500 hadirin termasuk pemimpin kanan Pakatan Rakyat dan penyokong Gabungan Pilihan Raya Bersih dan Adil (BERSIH) mengiringi jenazah ke tanah perkuburan itu.

Kumpulan tersebut berjalan dari Surau Al-Muqarrabin - tempat jenazah Baharudin disembahyangkan - sejauh kira-kira tiga kilometer dengan mengiringi van jenazah yang membawa jenazahnya.

funeral baharudin bersih protesterTurut menyertai kumpulan tersebut beberapa pemimpin Pakatan Rakyat dan NGO antaranya Timbalan Presiden PKR Azmin Ali, Naib Presiden PAS Datuk Mahfuz Omar, ADUN Hulu Kelang Shaari Sungib dan Pengerusi Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM) Badrul Hisham Shahrin.

Sambil mengiringi, mereka membaca tahlil dan bertakbir sepanjang jalan tanpa henti.

Sepanjang perjalanan menuju ke tanah perkuburan itu, kumpulan tersebut berselisih dengan tiga kereta peronda polis secara berasingan menyebabkan mereka bertakbir kepada polis.

Sebelum itu, ramai pemimpin Pakatan, BERSIH mengunjungi Baharudin di surau berdekatan rumahnya di rumahnya di No 9 - 0 - 4, Kelompok Camar Blok A, Keramat di ibu negara seawal jam 9 pagi.

Ramai pemimpin kanan Pakatan yang hadir menziarahi Baharudin antaranya ketua umum PKR Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, timbalan presiden PAS Mohamad Sabu, Azmin Ali (timbalan presiden PKR), dua naib presiden PAS Datuk Husam Musa, Datuk Mahfuz Omar serta pengerusi BERSIH Datuk S Ambiga.

nurul izzah, funeral baharudinSewaktu jenazah dimandikan dan dikafankan, mereka memenuhi Surau Al-Muqarrabin mengadakan majlis bacaan tahlil untuk arwah.

Majlis tersebut dipimpin ahli Majlis Pimpinan Pusat PKR Badrol Amin Baharon di surau yang terletak kira-kira 50 meter dari rumah Baharudin.

Kelihatan rata-rata pemimpin yang ditemui sedih dan ada di kalangan mereka sebak dengan kematian Baharudin.

Yang paling jelas, Ambiga dan Nurul Izzah yang tidak mampu menahan air mata sewaktu memeluk isteri Baharudin, Rusni Melan yang merupakan ketua Wanita PKR Cabang Setiawangsa.

"(Kejadian ini) tidak sepatutnya berlaku... Dia (Baharudin) adalah seorang hero," katanya ringkas.

funeral baharudin crowd 2Ambiga tidak mampu berkata-kata apa-apa dan menangis kerana tidak dapat menyembunyikan kesedihannya.

"BERSIH berasa kecewa kerana keadaan ini (kematian) berlaku. Ini menunjukkan polis tidak menghormati rakyat.

"Rakyat ada hak untuk berada di sana," kata ahli jawatankuasa pemandu BERSIH, Maria Chin Abdullah dalam keadaan sebak dan tidak mampu meneruskan kata-katanya.

Bahkan terdapat juga pemimpin yang bercakap-cakap tentang kekecohan yang berlaku dalam perhimpunan itu.

Ditemui pemberita selepas pengebumian itu, naib ketua wanita PKR, Gan Pei Nie berkata beliau kesal dengan tindakan polis yang didakwanya menembak gas pemedih mata ke dalam kawasan hospital.

Dakwanya, sewaktu kejadian itu berlaku, beliau berada di dalam hospital dan nampak insiden itu terjadi.

funeral baharudin vanSehubungan itu, Gan yang juga ADUN Rawang meminta mereka yang mempunyai gambar insiden itu supaya menghantar kepada jawatankuasa pemandu BERSIH atau Pakatan Rakyat untuk membolehkan tindakan undang-undang diambil.

Sementara itu, Mahfuz berkata beliau dan Salahudin Ayub akan membuat laporan polis berhubung penangkapan mereka semalam

Katanya laporan itu bertujuan untuk membolehkan peguam memulakan membuat semakan prosedur undang-undang bagi menuntut gantirugi. -M'kini

Bersih 2.0: Terima kasih dan tahniah buat semua penyokong - Tuan Guru Haji Hadi Awang

TG Presiden ketika ditahan polis di KL Sentral
Saya mengucapkan terima kasih kepada semua penyokong yang datang dari seluruh negara menyertai himpunan Bersih ini.

Alhamdulillah semua mengikut arahan pimpinan dengan tidak melakukan keganasan terhadap pihak polis dan sesiapa sahaja termasuk harta benda awam, walaupun sebahagian kita diganasi. Ini kerana tujuan kita adalah untuk menyampaikan mesej demokrasi dan pilihanraya yang adil dan bersih, melibatkan pengundi yang benar-benar bertanggungjawab, media yang bebas dan pembentukan semula SPR yang benar-benar adil dan sebagainya.

Tuntutan kita ini memberi gambaran aman dan damai dan bukannya ganas dan melampau. Penyokong Bersih dan Pakatan Rakyat telah menunjukkan budaya demonstrasi yang baik. Walaupun diprovokasi pihak polis, mereka tetap bersabar. Saya ucapkan tahniah kepada yang ditangkap polis. Ini merupakan satu sumbangan awal yang positif.

Disamping itu, kita memberi amaran kepada kerajaan BN, bahawa ini muqadimah kepada kebangkitan rakyat, dan jika sekiranya mereka tidak sedia membuat perubahan kepada pilihanraya dan demokrasi ,bantahan dan kebangkitan lebih besar boleh berlaku bila-bila masa sahaja dan tidak semestinya sebelum pilihanraya, tetapi juga selepas pilihanraya. Kita tunggu dan lihat respon kerajaan.

Penangkapan saya bukanlah suatu yang besar, kerana masih ramai penyokong kita yang merengkok dalam penjara bertahun-tahun sejak zaman berzaman. Apapun kita sedia bertarung di mahkamah dengan barisan peguam yang lengkap dan mahkamah mesti bebas daripada cengkaman pentadbiran BN.

Tuan Guru Dato Seri Abdul Hadi Awang
Presiden Pas

Himpunan video sehari di Bersih 2.0






















Wajib kena ingat cerita nih...


Video hot sekitar perhimpunan BERSIH

Dari hemat aku, Patriot lebih kepada:

*tiada matlamat
*menentang/ menyerang pihak polis (melanggar FRU)
*subsidi kelengkapan
*tidak mendapat sambutan
*huru-hara
*tidak hormatkan Jalur Gemilang (dicampak dan dipijak bila diserang polis...yang kau bawak buat hapa?)



Manakala, BERSIH 2.0 menjurus kepada:

*penyertaan pelbagai kaum
*perarakan aman
*tidak bertempur dengan polis
*duduk dan lari bila diserang polis.
*menjerit hentam BN padahal isunya lebih kepada Pilihanraya (bengap jugak la kapla diorang ni)



Komen PBO:

PBO memang kata patut"serang" BN. sebab merekalah yang punya angkara pilihanraya jadi tak BERSIH.

PERKASA? Woi korang nampak katak melompat kat sana? Toleh kiri, toleh kanan, ada?

Dan hidup rakyat bergema .... HIDUP RAKYAT!!



Dan bagi patriot? Berebut - rebut dapat baju free. Hangpa nilailah sendiri .....PBO


UMNO AKAN DIBENCI

Mursyidul Am PAS Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat berkata tindakan keras pihak berkuasa ke atas penyokong gerakan Bersih 2.0, termasuk menahan pemimpin-pemimpin politik Pakatan Rakyat, hanya akan menambah kebencian rakyat terhadap Umno. “Saya tegas untuk menyatakan bahawa tindakan yang dilakukan ini hanya akan menambah kebencian rakyat terhadap Umno,” kata beliau dalam satu kenyataan dikeluarkan dari Mekah petang ini.

Beliau berkata sekalipun yang bertindak ialah polis, tetapi semua pihak mengetahui bahawa alat kawalan jauhnya dipegang oleh Perdana Menteri yang mengetuai kerajaan yang juga merupakan Presiden Umno.

“Padahal, apa masalahnya dengan berhimpun?” kata beliau.


Nik Aziz yang juga Menteri Besar Kelantan menyoal “bukankah Presiden Umno baru saja mengumpulkan sejuta belia beberapa minggu yang lalu tanpa ada sedikitpun halangan?”

“Sejuta belia yang dikhabarkan hadir dengan penuh layanan mesra oleh pihak berkuasa tiba-tiba hari ini hanya untuk mengumpulkan 300,000 orang dibalas dengan gari dan semburan gas?

“Bukankah orang yang sama juga pernah menjanjikan bahawa himpunan akan dibenarkan jika dibuat dalam stadium bahkan diberikan keizinan untuk ‘melalak sampai pagi’?” kata beliau lagi.

Justeru kata Nik Aziz, beliau yakin apa yang berlaku pada hari ini hanya akan menaikkan kemarahan rakyat kepada Umno.

“Buatlah setakat mana yang boleh dibuat, sesungguhnya kezaliman yang boleh dilakukan ini hanya setakat kehidupan di dunia sahaja.

“Di akhirat, setiap tangan yang digari, tubuh yang disakiti dan maruah yang dicalari akan dituntut bayar di hadapan Allah s.w.t.,” katanya.

Nik Aziz menambah, “kepada mereka yang dizalimi hari ini, jangan lupa menuntut balasannya di hadapan Allah s.w.t. nanti.

“Umno barangkali tidak tahu bahawa orang yang dizalimi mempunyai senjata yang ampuh iaitu doa,” kata Nik Aziz lagi.

Dalam kenyataannya, Nik Aziz juga berkata hatinya cukup remuk apabila mendengar pemimpin-pemimpin tertinggi PAS dan Pakatan Rakyat ditangkap oleh polis kerana menyertai Bersih 2.0.

“Hati saya cukup remuk mendengar nasib yang sedang dihadapi oleh sahabat-sahabat pimpinan pada saat ini.

“Saya menuntut agar dibebaskan segera pimpinan-pimpinan yang ditangkap oleh polis. Jangan menyangka gari dan peluru boleh menakutkan semua orang,” katanya.

Empat pemimpin tertinggi PAS ditahan sejak tengah hari tadi.

Mereka ialah Presiden PAS Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang, timbalannya Mohamad Sabu dan dua naib presiden iaitu Salahuddin Ayub dan Datuk Mahfuz Omar.

Mengapa Rakyat Dizalimi Dan Dilayan Seperti Binatang

Malaysian police fire tear gas at protesters during a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police arrested more than 400 people and used tear gas as a massive lockdown was imposed on the capital to thwart an opposition-backed rally demanding reform to the electoral system. The demonstrators want reform to prevent some people being allowed to vote several times during elections.

Malaysian police fire tear gas at protesters during a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police arrested more than 400 people and used tear gas as a massive lockdown was imposed on the capital to thwart an opposition-backed rally demanding reform to the electoral system. The demonstrators want reform to prevent some people being allowed to vote several times during elections.
Malaysian riot police officers fire tear gas during a rally calling for electoral reforms in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011.

Malaysian activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) run away from tear gas fired by riot police during a rally calling for electoral reforms in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011.

Malaysian riot police officers fire tear gas at activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as those demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia's main city demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years. The "Bersih" means "clean" in Malay.

Malaysian riot police officers fire tear gas at activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as those demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia’s main city demanding electoral reforms in the country’s biggest political rally in years. The “Bersih” means “clean” in Malay.

A Malaysian activist from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) runs through tear gas fired by riot police during a rally calling for electoral reforms in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011.

A Malaysian activist from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) tries to kick a tear gas fired by police during a rally calling for electoral reforms in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011.

A policeman films an injured supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition as he is detained by policemen during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A policeman films an injured supporter of the “Bersih” (Clean) electoral reform coalition as he is detained by policemen during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

An injured supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition is detained by policemen during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A Malaysian activist from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih), center facing down, is detained by police officers during a rally calling for electoral reforms in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011.

An injured activist from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) is detained by police officers during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as those demonstrators massed across Malaysia's main city demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years. (AP Photo) MALAYSIA OUT.

An injured activist from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) is detained by police officers during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as those demonstrators massed across Malaysia’s main city demanding electoral reforms in the country’s biggest political rally in years. (AP Photo) MALAYSIA OUT.

Malaysian police drag away an injured protester as photographers take pictures during a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police arrested more than 400 people and used tear gas as a massive lockdown was imposed on the capital to thwart an opposition-backed rally demanding reform to the electoral system. The demonstrators want reform to prevent some people being allowed to vote several times during elections.

Supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition are detained by police during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired repeated rounds of tear gas and detained over 1,400 people in the capital on Saturday as thousands of activists evaded roadblocks and barbed wire to hold a street protest against Prime Minister Najib Razak's government.

Supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition lock arms together as police is about to detain them during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. MMalaysian police fired repeated rounds of tear gas and detained over 1,400 people in the capital on Saturday as thousands of activists evaded roadblocks and barbed wire to hold a street protest against Prime Minister Najib Razak's government.

Supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition react as a plainclothes policeman detains one of them during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired repeated rounds of tear gas and detained over 1,400 people in the capital on Saturday as thousands of activists evaded roadblocks and barbed wire to hold a street protest against Prime Minister Najib Razak's government.

Supporters of the “Bersih” (Clean) electoral reform coalition react as a plainclothes policeman detains one of them during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired repeated rounds of tear gas and detained over 1,400 people in the capital on Saturday as thousands of activists evaded roadblocks and barbed wire to hold a street protest against Prime Minister Najib Razak’s government.

An angry supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition reacts as he recovers after police fired tear gas during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition are detained by police during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Malaysian police officers detain activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) during a rally calling for clean and fair elections in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia's main city demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years. The "Bersih" means "clean" in Malay.

Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim (C) is surrounded by supporters, one of whom is injured, as he attends a mass rally for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and water cannon, making at least 1,400 arrests during clashes with protesters who defied government warnings to rally in the capital for electoral reform. Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was injured during the protest when he fell onto the pavement after a tear gas attack and was taken to a hospital as he was feeling unwell, an aide said.

Malaysian police takes away a protestor from a railway station during a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and water cannon and made over 1,600 arrests during clashes with protesters who defied government warnings to rally in the capital for electoral reform.

A Malaysian activist from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) is detained by police officers during a rally calling for clean and fair elections in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia's main city demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years. The "Bersih" means "clean" in Malay.

Malaysian riot police officers fire water cannon at activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia's main city demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years. The "Bersih" means "clean" in Malay.

Malaysian riot police officers fire water cannon at activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia’s main city demanding electoral reforms in the country’s biggest political rally in years. The “Bersih” means “clean” in Malay.

People watch Malaysian riot police spray water cannon at protesters during a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as those demonstrators massed across Malaysia's main city demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years.


Rakyat yang ingikan keadilan dalam sistem PILIHANRAYA di layan sebegini rupa…Kerajaan Yang Zalim akan LinGkup di TanGan RakYat

Malaysian police officers detain activists from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) during a rally calling for clean and fair elections in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia's main city demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years. The "Bersih" means "clean" in Malay.

Supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition join arms as they are cornered by police during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Malaysian police take away an arrested protester during a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police used tear gas and water cannon in clashes with protesters who defied government warnings to take to the streets in an outlawed rally for electoral reform attended by 8,000 demonstrators.

Malaysian police lead away a protester holding a national flag during a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police arrested 500 people and used tear gas and water cannon in the capital as part of a massive security operation to thwart an opposition-backed rally for electoral reform. The demonstrators want reform to prevent some people being allowed to vote several times during elections.

Malaysian police handcuff a detained protester at a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police arrested 500 people and used tear gas and water cannon in the capital as part of a massive security operation to thwart an opposition-backed rally for electoral reform. The demonstrators want reform to prevent some people being allowed to vote several times during elections.

A detained protester is led away by plainclothed Malaysian policeman at a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur on July 9, 2011. Malaysian police arrested 500 people and used tear gas and water cannon in the capital as part of a massive security operation to thwart an opposition-backed rally for electoral reform. The demonstrators want reform to prevent some people being allowed to vote several times during elections.

Police detain a supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition during a rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Police detain opposition Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) MP Tian Chua (2nd R in yellow) and supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition during a rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Police detain opposition Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) MP Tian Chua (2nd R in yellow) and supporters of the “Bersih” (Clean) electoral reform coalition during a rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Plainclothes policemen detain a supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition during a rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Plainclothes policemen detain a supporter of the “Bersih” (Clean) electoral reform coalition during a rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition shield themselves from a tear gas canister during clashes with police in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Supporters of the “Bersih” (Clean) electoral reform coalition shield themselves from a tear gas canister during clashes with police in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition looks at a policeman as he is detained during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Police detain opposition Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) MP Tian Chua (3rd L in yellow) and supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition during a rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A female supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition reacts as she is detained by police during clashes with police in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition is detained by policemen during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

An injured supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition is detained by policemen during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A female supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition reacts as she is detained by police during clashes with police in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A female supporter of the “Bersih” (Clean) electoral reform coalition reacts as she is detained by police during clashes with police in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A female supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition reacts as she is detained by police during clashes with police in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired repeated rounds of tear gas and detained over 1,400 people in the capital on Saturday as thousands of activists evaded roadblocks and barbed wire to hold a street protest against Prime Minister Najib Razak's government.

A supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition spits towards police during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A Malaysian activist from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) is detained by police officers during a rally calling for clean and fair elections in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia's main city demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years. The "Bersih" means "clean" in Malay.

A Malaysian activist from Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) is detained by police officers during a rally calling for clean and fair elections in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Malaysia’s main city demanding electoral reforms in the country’s biggest political rally in years. The “Bersih” means “clean” in Malay.

A masked supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition kicks back a tear gas canister during clashes with police in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

An angry supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition reacts as he recovers after police fired tear gas during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

An angry supporter of the “Bersih” (Clean) electoral reform coalition reacts as he recovers after police fired tear gas during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Police detain a supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition during a rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Police detain supporters of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition during a rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A supporter of the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition is detained in a cloud of tear gas during clashes in downtown Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

A supporter of the "Bersih" electoral reform coalition runs after tear gas was fired near him during a rally outside KL Sentral in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

President of Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) Ambiga Sreenevasan, center, is detained by plainclothes police officers during a rally calling for clean and fair elections in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's main city, demanding electoral reforms in the country's biggest political rally in years. (AP Photo) MALAYSIA OUT.

President of Coalition for Clean and Fair Elections (Bersih) Ambiga Sreenevasan, center, is detained by plainclothes police officers during a rally calling for clean and fair elections in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, July 9, 2011. Police fired tear gas and detained hundreds of activists as demonstrators massed Saturday across Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s main city, demanding electoral reforms in the country’s biggest political rally in years. (AP Photo) MALAYSIA OUT.

Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim (C) is greeted by supporters as he arrives to join the "Bersih" (Clean) electoral reform coalition rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim (C) is greeted by supporters as he arrives to join the “Bersih” (Clean) electoral reform coalition rally in Kuala Lumpur July 9, 2011. Malaysian police fired tear gas and detained more than 500 people in the capital on Saturday in a bid to prevent thousands of anti-government protesters from putting on a massive show of strength against Prime Minister Najib Razak.

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