Published: Friday May 10, 2013 MYT 8:40:00 PM
Updated: Friday May 10, 2013 MYT 8:42:16 PM
Perkasa rejects Ibrahim Ali’s resignation as president
KUALA LUMPUR: The Supreme Council of Right wing Malay non-government organisation Perkasa has unanimously rejected the resignation of its president Datuk Ibrahim Ali and instead agreed to extend his leave till its annual general meeting in December.
Perkasa deputy president Datuk Abd Rahman Abu Bakar said the council and Perkasa members throughout the country were hoping that Ibrahim would continue to helm Perkasa in defending the rights of the Malays and Islam which was becoming increasingly challenged.
"Ibrahim is a tested and proven leader. We are solidly behind him and hope he will return to lead Perkasa again," he told a press conference after a meeting of the council here Friday.
Ibrahim had submitted his resignation on May 7 to Perkasa secretary-general Syed Hassan Syed Ali saying he wanted to make way for fresh faces.
Ibrahim failed to defend his Pasir Mas seat in the May 5 general election.
On another matter, Abd Rahman said Perkasa had congratulated Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on the Barisan Nasional's victory in Sunday's 13th General Election and for regaining support for the coalition from the Malays, as compared to the situation in the 2008 general election. - Bernama
Related Stories:
GE13: Selangor - Perkasa's Zulkifli to contest in Shah Alam as 'friend of BN'
GE13: Ibrahim Ali takes leave as Perkasa president to defend Pasir Mas seat
Perkasa's Ibrahim Ali seeks to set aside order that allows Anwar to initiate court proceedings
Courts says Anwar can cite Ibrahim Ali for contempt of court
Anwar applies for Perkasa president, writer to be cited for contempt
Police quiz Ibrahim Ali, Roslan Kassim over Bible-burning rumour
- It’s time to rebrand May 13
- Listeners share stories of a united nation

- ‘Colour blind’ Malaysians ready to accept fellow citizens
- Many laud idea of merging BN coalition parties
- Cyclone takes the heat for hot weather
- Doc held for posing as cop to extort businessman
- New Sabah ministers get down to business
- Al-Arqam founder’s wife held
- Johor cops to act against organiser of planned Pakatan rally
- Najib wants Chinese in Cabinet
- Najib has option of appointing Chinese ministers via Senate
- Seven lodge reports over vote-buying
- Laughter the best medicine for political rivalry, says club
- MCA man may be in Johor exco line-up
- Half of Negri Sembilan exco members to be new faces
- RHB Research maintains Buy on Gamuda, FV RM5.45
- Affin Research maintains Buy, TP RM3.70
- Trading ideas: MMC, Malton, Scomi
- Glass Lewis: Goldman shareholders should vote no on compensation
- UK housing demand highest in 3-1/2 years
- Amazon buys Liquavista from Samsung, launches digital currency
- Wall Street ends near flat after recent highs
- Malaysia-Market factors to watch on May 14(Tuesday)
- AirAsia X offers free tickets to any destination for initial public offering to retail investors
- New record for Malaysian stocks
- No new oil palm on peatland debate hots up
- Analysts cautious on plantation sector
- Economists see softer Q1 GDP growth in M'sia
- If you want to go far work early and hard on personal branding
- Leon Fuat IPO to raise RM36mil
- Jun Hoong-Wendy continue fine form with bronze in 3m springboard
- Peng Soon says he’s physically and mentally ready for the Sudirman Cup
- Coach Tat Meng hopes the women will rise to the occasion
- Wei Keat aims to make an impact in Thailand Grand Prix Gold
- Rugby team set sights on promotion to Division One
- High stakes as KLHC and Tenaga aim to make history
- Revington selects five more players but trims national squad
- Alia eager to test her skills against world’s best in Munich
- Shariffuddin over the moon after selection to 600cc
- Inconsistent outing for Nabil in Belgium
- Champ Vettel blames Red Bull staff as Mercedes’ Rosberg is mystified
- Woods silences Garcia after winning golf’s richest prize by two strokes
- Madrid winners Nadal and Serena are favourites at Roland Garros
- Federer and Murray not worried over gay players
- Bolt to race in Zurich
- Many laud idea of merging BN coalition parties
- Najib wants Chinese in Cabinet
- It’s time to rebrand May 13
- Cyclone takes the heat for hot weather
- New Orleans police release photos of Mother's Day shooting suspect
- Doc held for posing as cop to extort businessman
- Bomoh tricks desperate wife
- ‘Colour blind’ Malaysians ready to accept fellow citizens
- Go see your reps first, says Chong
- From tomorrow, city cabbies can pick up passengers from KLIA
- Cyclone takes the heat for hot weather
- AirAsia X offers free tickets to any destination for initial public offering to retail investors
- If you want to go far work early and hard on personal branding
- Malaysia's I-Bhd and Thailand's CPN in mall joint venture with GDV of RM580mil
- Bomoh tricks desperate wife
- Couple upset over baby’s death
- Doc held for posing as cop to extort businessman
- Allianz aims for RM150mil in new premiums
- RM90,000 raised at ‘swimathon’
- Facebook users risk being blackmailed by seductive strangers

