Sunday, November 23, 2008, 01.35 AM

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Quitting over move to leave BN

Thajudeen said yesterday the move was made after Kimma president Muhammed Ali Naina Mohd said the party should stop supporting BN and join the Pakatan Rakyat.

Thajudeen said Muhammad Ali made the statement to 23 members of the Kimma supreme council at a two-hour meeting at the party headquarters on Aug 2.



Thajudeen said a new political party would be formed soon. Meanwhile, he and other ex-members would join a non-governmental organisation called Ikatan Rakyat Insan Muslim Malaysia. -- Bernama

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• Call to abolish the ISA
• 'Release Hindraf leaders too'
• Five Acehnese detained
• PTAs' action plan to support 'English policy'
• MISC: All crew members safe
• Dad dies and Baharudin doesn't know yet
• 'Make party polls more transparent'
• Cabinet to discuss lower fuel prices
• 'Adat can solve many of our woes'
• 20,000ha gazetted for Orang Asli reserve
• Probe into Kok's claim
• Diabetes experts to give insight on disease
• Oh is Penang Gerakan Youth chief, Ng retains Wanita post
• MP tailed twice by irate motorist
• 'Peg ringgit against dollar'
• Dutch Lady dairy products 'safe'
• Ministry waiting for report on radio station
• Rais to Anwar: Stop acting
• Schools need support staff
• Buns could be on tainted food list
• HK finds melamine in Malaysian biscuits
• 'Detain Khairy under ISA'
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Journalists shown exit at division meet
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Khairy vows to stop 'trouble-makers'
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Division chief wants shorter campaign
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Muhyiddin is one short
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Ku Li almost gets a nomination
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Shafie eyeing to be first Sabahan vice-president
• UMNO DIVISIONAL MEETINGS: Azmi pledges to support Zahidi
• Woman set on fire dies
• Pusher nabbed, another escapes
• Woman causes ruckus over land
• No plans to review Internal Security Act, says PM
• Ex-PM told not to meddle
• Dr M: Only Barisan is fair to all races
• I have a job to do, says Syed Hamid
• United in love despite politics
• Tour to spread message on cancer
• Bar: Set up employment tribunal fast
• 'History can help explain Indian role'
• Single mums bake money
• Another report against Utusan
• Bank Negara to help varsity
• Entrepreneur chair in UMK
• Cuepacs can make an appeal, says Najib
• Cyber crimes: #%$@?&! watch what you say online
• Cyber crimes: Vital to preserve evidence integrity
• Cyber crimes: The Net is not in a legal vacuum
• Yasmin focuses on emotions in 'Talentime'
• Spectre of money politics, factions looms over MCA

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