Blackout and black ops in Selangor

Who is the bad guy in Selangor? Is Selangor being manipulated by person or persons born outside Selangor?

This is happening in the PKR party elections, especially in Selangor where Tan Sri Khalid is expected to win more than 75 percent of the PPR votes in his campaign for the Deputy President now held by Azmin Ali.

Most of the Cabang with a large number of Indian members, which favoured Tan Sri Khalid, are going into another round of elections. For some reason or another, this is being used to nullify the first round of elections and another round of elections have been called.

Puchong, Subang, Hulu Selangor, Hulu Langat, Kuala Langat, Klang, Sepang, Kelana Jaya, Kapar, Kota Raja and now Puchong. Mysterious phone calls are getting those contesting for Ketua Cabang support candidates other than Tan Sri Khalid.

There is an hidden attempt to reduce the votes for Tan Sri Khalid and if possible even humiliate him.

This happened in the re-election of Kuala Selangor. The first elections held on the 11th of July and which was called off. Tan Sri Khalid was challenged by Manickavasagam Sundram for the Ketua Cabang post.

The Kuala Selangor elections have a double significance for Tan Sri Khalid. He is the incumbent Ketua Cabang and there was talk that he will lose his post and also lose to Azmin Ali in the Deputy Presidency contest.

But that was not to be. A new team worked hard since 12th July and changed the tide to favour Tan Sri Khalid. He received 517 votes compared to 440 for Azmin Ali and 50 for Saifuddin Nasution, who happens to be in England at this moment.

Going by the normal trend, Tan Sri Khalid should have won the Ketua Cabang but that was not to be. Mysteriously, as soon as it was known he got more votes than Azmin Ali, there was a power failure – a blackout in Tropicana affecting the row of blocks in Merchant Square and the flats behind it. It lasted for about two hours from 11 pm to 1 am

When the lights came back on, the Ketua Cabang votes should have been counted but, no, they were not ready because the other party position votes were being counted. Hidden hands were already working. A girl was caught having a pencil seated in front of the Ketua Cabang ballot papers hidden from the view of the wail calun.

Votes for Wanita Cabang, AMK, MPP were not counted in the presence of the wail calun.

It was 5 am before the Ketua Calun votes were counted. 400 voters who handed in blank ballot papers for Deputy President because they could not read and write suddenly were able to read and write for the Ketua Cabang. The number of blank ballot papers were reduced to only 180. Tan Sri Khalid received 515 votes and Manickavasagam won with 701 votes.

The timing of the blackout and the girl with the pencil throws doubts on what happened at the counting hall in the 1st floor after the blackout.

There was clearly a hidden hand to humiliate Khalid. Supporters who were aligned to Manickavasagam were surprised that he won. The special task sent in by Khalid was seen to be frustrating Manickavasagam as he grumbled and grumbled in his Facebook page and also questioned the presence of two outsiders roaming around in Kuala Selangor.

There is more elections coming this weekend and in August. We have yet to see what hidden hands and mysterious voices will do to stop the Khalid machine.