Watch these video from YouTube
This is what from my understanding after I read from news, blogs, and collegues, and after I watched those videos…
The pegawai of UPM confiscated a student’s laptop, because he claimed that the laptop MAY contain illegal contents. the student, as a first-year undergraduate, din know much about rules and procudure, surrendered the laptop to them. After that, accompanied with some of his friends and seniors, he go and ask for the laptop to be returned by the pegawai. The pegawai, refused. So, according to the right procedure, the pegawai must at least give a good reason for confiscating the laptop, or give an official letter or receipt to prove that he took his laptop. But, as the videos shown, he refused, and tried to escape from the scene. the group of friends then stopped him from leaving, and called the police. The police arrived later, and proposed a closed discussion. Because the first-year undergradute victim is still fresh about school rules and regulation, and not too familiar with malay language, he asked a senior to accompany him inside. They(the pegawai and police) don’t allow him to do that. So, after he went in for discussion alone, they simply wrote a letter to end the case. The victim, of course, not satisfied with the letter, refused to accept the letter, and tried to get out from the room. They tried to intercept him from getting out, fortunately, he got out of the room successfully. The crowd not satisfied with the situation, demanded an open discussion. So, the police promised the victim that they will take care of the case, and ensured him that he will get what he deserved.
During the investigation period, since the pegawai CLAIMED that his laptop contains pornographic content, for investigation purpose, they even threaten him not to return his laptop if he doesn’t disclose his log-in password to them. They ‘advised’ him not to take part in politics, which, as a first-year undergraduate student don’t know at all. He decided to take legal actions against the university after a few days without a proper and satisfying answer.
The representatives of police department and the university, along with the victim and his gang, were asked to discuss this matter. The university proposed to discuss about this issue in a pejabat, but later end up to be under the trees, the victim and his party felt insult and refused to discuss about it without a proper venue. So, the other party then proposed to be a more indoor place to have this meeting.
In the mean while, a representative(heard he’s a lawyer) from the human rights department(sort of), intents to join the meeting, but he was blocked at the entrance of the university by the guards. He advised the guards to stay out of this matter, and, in the same time, reminded him of what he did wrong.
In the end, the university finally admitted flaws, and will return the laptop to the victim.
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the pegawai super damn shit de.
take other people’s belonging for no reason at all.
He’s abusing his power! godammit!
walao, and how in the heck can he ask for other people’s password!!!
luckily he din gave out his password, or else, he will surely be accused of having ‘pornographic material’ inside the laptop, whether he got it or not in the first place. How can he just claim other people’s laptop have some illegal things and take away other people’s belonging? He muz at least have some prove first mah, walao!
Not just abusing his power, I think he is very racist.
And the police too. Why closed discussion? why dun allow other people except the victim for closed discussion? the policeman also racist.
Whose fault is all these?
The pegawai? the university? the malays? the society?
i hate malay.
Search for UPM in YouTube, and you can see more…
you can see how racist is UPM…
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