Thursday July 31, 2008
PKR leader believes HKL report will also vindicate him
By SHAHANAAZ HABIB
KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says he is “not worried at all” about the medical report from Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) on Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan, who is accusing him of sodomy.
The former deputy prime Minister believed that another medical report, done on Mohd Saiful at the Pusrawi Hospital on June 28, just four hours prior to the examination at HKL, would also vindicate him.
He said the question though was whether the original HKL report would be torn up or amended.
“In four hours a lot of things can happen,” he charged.
The doctor who examined Mohd Saiful, 23, at Pusrawi Hospital found no evidence of sodomy as there was zero tear and scar, zero active bleeding and no ulcer or pus in his anus.
The Pusrawi's medical report was carried by a news portal days ago.
The PKR de facto leader was speaking to reporters yesterday after giving his statement on investigations at the Federal Territory religious department.
He had filed a complaint against Mohd Saiful with the department earlier where he said Mohd Saiful had falsely accused him of fornication without producing four witnesses.
Anwar said he provided the department with all the facts, adding that although the investigations were similar to the police probe he felt the ones done by the religious department were more professional.
The de facto PKR leader said he did not know what to expect from the police.
“If the police went by the law, professional standards and conduct, there would be no reason to charge me for sodomy,” he claimed.
Anwar also accused the police of pursuing the sodomy allegations because he planned to contest in a by-election and spoke of a new vision for Malaysia and the Malaysian economic agenda and a new Malaysian society.
“Don’t cast aspersions on my character and claim that I am being used by the Chinese or planted by the Americans,” he said yesterday.
He also said that because of his Malaysian economic agenda there were some senior Malay police officers who accused him of being a traitor to the Malays as they believed he would sell out the country to the Chinese.
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