Ram could haVe Rammed his car too hard up the Ramp..
I will ram your juicy pussy tonight !
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PKR Karpal Singh road accident again, this time fatally
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I will ram your juicy pussy tonight !
Kanina; StaLker..
I want to eat your juicy cunt !
Najib la. He is lucky his body did not get blown up.
UMNO wants Karpal dead as he had said that an Islamic state will not happen unless he is dead. So, UMNO made it happen.
Interestingly, how did UMNO get a photo of the blood-covered face of Karpal at the accident scene? Unless, they knew where the accident would happen.
Definitely fishy ...photo of Karpal's bloody face at accident scene put out by UMNO politician. How did UMNO know the accident location before the news was reported?
Better show than CSJ question the most eloquence LKY in court? Can his body guards bark-in any moment?
Both Princess Diana and Karpal Singh car crashes are engineering political assassinations. Copycat.
The spies used light beams to blind drivers of their targets.
The spies used light beams to blind drivers of their targets.
If sinkapore politics is anything like Mudland's politics, life will be so much more interesting here.
Talking Donkey
Alfrescian (S)
Very aptly named the tiger of malaysia,very well respected figure especiallly in penang.
used to jog past his house which is near kebun bunga(botanic garden)in penang and wave at him.
R.I.P
used to jog past his house which is near kebun bunga(botanic garden)in penang and wave at him.
R.I.P
http://news.asiaone.com/news/malaysia/veteran-malaysian-opposition-mp-karpal-singh-killed-car-crash
Thursday, April 17, 2014 - 07:55
The Star/Asia News Network
Veteran Malaysian opposition MP Karpal Singh killed in car crash
KAMPAR, Malaysia - Bukit Gelugor MP and veteran DAP leader Karpal Singh died in an accident near Gua Tempurung here early Thursday.
The prominent lawyer and his assistant, C. Michael, died on the scene. His son Ramkarpal and the car's driver, C. Selvam, were injured in the 1am incident.
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The Toyota Alphard in which Karpal and the three were in had collided with a lorry. Karpal was on his way to Penang to attend a court case.
"Why, why?"
It was a highly emotional scene at the Kampar Hospital mortuary as family members of the late Bukit Gelugor MP Karpal Singh arrived.
His wife Gurmit Kaur was inconsolable, as she wailed, "why, why." Karpal's son, Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo, who was holding his mother all the way to the mortuary, also broke down.
They arrived at the hospital at about 5.15am.
Karpal's daughter Sangeet Kaur Deo was also sobbing away. His eldest son Jagdeep Singh Deo was also at the mortuary.
The bodies of Karpal and his assistant, C. Michael, who also died in the accident, would be taken to the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital in Ipoh for post mortem.
http://news.asiaone.com/print/news/...n-opposition-mp-karpal-singh-killed-car-crash
Thursday, April 17, 2014 - 07:55
The Star/Asia News Network
Veteran Malaysian opposition MP Karpal Singh killed in car crash
KAMPAR, Malaysia - Bukit Gelugor MP and veteran DAP leader Karpal Singh died in an accident near Gua Tempurung here early Thursday.
The prominent lawyer and his assistant, C. Michael, died on the scene. His son Ramkarpal and the car's driver, C. Selvam, were injured in the 1am incident.
RELATED STORIES
The Toyota Alphard in which Karpal and the three were in had collided with a lorry. Karpal was on his way to Penang to attend a court case.
"Why, why?"
It was a highly emotional scene at the Kampar Hospital mortuary as family members of the late Bukit Gelugor MP Karpal Singh arrived.
His wife Gurmit Kaur was inconsolable, as she wailed, "why, why." Karpal's son, Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo, who was holding his mother all the way to the mortuary, also broke down.
They arrived at the hospital at about 5.15am.
Karpal's daughter Sangeet Kaur Deo was also sobbing away. His eldest son Jagdeep Singh Deo was also at the mortuary.
The bodies of Karpal and his assistant, C. Michael, who also died in the accident, would be taken to the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital in Ipoh for post mortem.
http://news.asiaone.com/print/news/...n-opposition-mp-karpal-singh-killed-car-crash
http://news.asiaone.com/print/news/malaysia/state-funeral-karpal
State funeral for Karpal
Friday, April 18, 2014 - 10:45
The Star/Asia News Network
GEORGE TOWN - Karpal Singh will be given a state funeral on Sunday.
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said the public ceremony would be held at Dewan Sri Pinang in Light Street here from 9am to 11am. The cortege will then leave for the Batu Gantong crematorium.
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"His casket will be draped with the Penang flag," said Lim.
He added that an emergency state exco meeting had decided that the Penang flag would be flown at half-mast until the funeral.
Lim, who is DAP secretary-general, said all party events nationwide would be rescheduled to after the funeral.
"All DAP offices will fly our flag at half-mast for a week to mourn our great loss."
As befitting Karpal's status in the party, it has set up a national funeral committee headed by DAP acting national chairman Tan Kok Wai as well as a state committee with state party chairman Chow Kon Yeow at the helm.
The wake is being held at Karpal's residence at 144A Jalan Utama here.
Karpal's ashes will be scattered in the sea on Monday morning.
His eldest son Jagdeep Singh Deo said: "On behalf of my family, I thank the state government for the honour bestowed on my father. He would have been very proud to be accorded this."
Earlier, there was wailing and tears flowed freely as the casket bearing Karpal's body made its way into his house, after the hearse arrived from Ipoh at 3.40pm under heavy police escort.
Karpal's eldest brother, Baksis Singh, 80, who, though appeared calm, said he was shocked and saddened by Karpal's sudden demise.
"But I believe this is God's will.
"We met last Sunday at the Wadda Gurdwara Sahib for Vaisakhi prayers and Karpal was his witty self. We were joking and having a great laugh," he said.
Karpal's passing brought back painful memories of their father Ram Singh Deo, who also died in a road accident.
Baksis recalled that their father was rammed by a car while riding in a rickshaw in Punjab, India.
Karpal leaves behind wife Gurmit Kaur, 66, and their four sons, Jagdeep, 43, Gobind Singh Deo, 41, Ramkarpal Singh Deo, 38, and Mankarpal Singh Deo, 26, and daughter Sangeet Kaur Deo, 34.
Among those who came to pay their last respects were Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, Lim and Chow, Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu, state Umno chairman Datuk Zainal Abidin Osman, state deputy police chief Deputy Comm Datuk A. Thaiveegan, Penang state assembly speaker Datuk Law Choo Kiang as well as numerous state leaders and Pakatan Rakyat members.
Karpal's funeral to be accorded state honours
State funeral for Karpal
Friday, April 18, 2014 - 10:45
The Star/Asia News Network
GEORGE TOWN - Karpal Singh will be given a state funeral on Sunday.
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said the public ceremony would be held at Dewan Sri Pinang in Light Street here from 9am to 11am. The cortege will then leave for the Batu Gantong crematorium.
RELATED STORIES
Veteran Malaysian opposition MP Karpal Singh killed in car crash
Malaysia police: Karpal died on the spot from impact of crash
Photo gallery: Veteran Malaysian opposition killed in car crash
I had no idea it was Karpal, says lorry driver
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"His casket will be draped with the Penang flag," said Lim.
He added that an emergency state exco meeting had decided that the Penang flag would be flown at half-mast until the funeral.
Lim, who is DAP secretary-general, said all party events nationwide would be rescheduled to after the funeral.
"All DAP offices will fly our flag at half-mast for a week to mourn our great loss."
As befitting Karpal's status in the party, it has set up a national funeral committee headed by DAP acting national chairman Tan Kok Wai as well as a state committee with state party chairman Chow Kon Yeow at the helm.
The wake is being held at Karpal's residence at 144A Jalan Utama here.
Karpal's ashes will be scattered in the sea on Monday morning.
His eldest son Jagdeep Singh Deo said: "On behalf of my family, I thank the state government for the honour bestowed on my father. He would have been very proud to be accorded this."
Earlier, there was wailing and tears flowed freely as the casket bearing Karpal's body made its way into his house, after the hearse arrived from Ipoh at 3.40pm under heavy police escort.
Karpal's eldest brother, Baksis Singh, 80, who, though appeared calm, said he was shocked and saddened by Karpal's sudden demise.
"But I believe this is God's will.
"We met last Sunday at the Wadda Gurdwara Sahib for Vaisakhi prayers and Karpal was his witty self. We were joking and having a great laugh," he said.
Karpal's passing brought back painful memories of their father Ram Singh Deo, who also died in a road accident.
Baksis recalled that their father was rammed by a car while riding in a rickshaw in Punjab, India.
Karpal leaves behind wife Gurmit Kaur, 66, and their four sons, Jagdeep, 43, Gobind Singh Deo, 41, Ramkarpal Singh Deo, 38, and Mankarpal Singh Deo, 26, and daughter Sangeet Kaur Deo, 34.
Among those who came to pay their last respects were Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, Lim and Chow, Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu, state Umno chairman Datuk Zainal Abidin Osman, state deputy police chief Deputy Comm Datuk A. Thaiveegan, Penang state assembly speaker Datuk Law Choo Kiang as well as numerous state leaders and Pakatan Rakyat members.
Karpal's funeral to be accorded state honours
Good bye, Tiger of Jelutong, Rest In Peace
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karpal_Singh
Karpal Singh s/o Ram Singh (28 June 1940 – 17 April 2014) (Punjabi: ਕਰਪਾਲ ਸਿੰਘ ) was a Malaysian lawyer and politician, who has been the Member of Parliament (MP) for the constituency of Bukit Gelugor in the state of Penang since 2004. He was the former National Chairman of the Democratic Action Party (DAP), a position that he assumed in 2004.
Born in Penang to an Indian Punjabi immigrant father, Karpal read law at the University of Singapore. He was one of Malaysia's most prominent lawyers, and took up numerous high-profile cases, including drug trafficking charges against foreign nationals, and sodomy accusations against former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim. Karpal was a staunch opponent of the death penalty, especially in relation to drug trafficking offences.
In both courtrooms and parliament, he was known as a controversial figure. He was suspended from parliament numerous times, charged for sedition, and had been detained under Malaysia's internal security laws. His reputation as a lawyer and opposition politician earned him the nickname "the Tiger of Jelutong".
Karpal's political career began in 1970 when he joined the DAP. He won a seat in the Kedah State Legislative Assembly in 1974. He was first elected to parliament in 1978 as the representative for Jelutong, Penang, and held the seat for more than 20 years until losing it in 1999. He returned to parliament in the next general election, and led the DAP to its strongest ever performance in the 2008 general election.
A motor vehicle accident in 2005 left Karpal using a wheelchair and with neuromotor problems in his right arm. Despite this, he continued his legal and political careers.
Karpal Singh passed away on 17 April 2014 after being involved in another motor vehicle accident. It was believed that the 73-year-old Bukit Gelugor MP was travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Penang to attend a court hearing later in the morning when the accident occurred.
Early life and education
Born in Georgetown, Penang, Karpal Singh was the son of watchman and part-time herdsman Ram Singh.[1] Ram had moved from India to Penang in 1921.[2] Karpal's ancestors were wheat farmers from the village of Samna Pind, near Amritsar, in the Punjab region.[1] He visited the village in 1963 while attending university and in 1974 when his father was killed in an accident there.[1]
Karpal studied at St. Xavier's Institution.[2][3] He met his wife, Gurmit Kaur, while herding his father's cows.[1]
He obtained his Bachelor of Laws from the University of Singapore.[1] During his time there, he also served as president of the student's union.[2] He was barred from the hostel for protesting against the university's decision to mandate the "certificate of political suitability" for enrolling students.[2] Karpal said he took seven years to graduate, admitting that he was "playful" and "didn’t attend lectures."[1] After failing his final year courses, the dean, made him sit at the front of the class, and according to Karpal, "I couldn’t play the fool any more and I passed my exams accordingly!"[1]
Karpal Singh s/o Ram Singh (28 June 1940 – 17 April 2014) (Punjabi: ਕਰਪਾਲ ਸਿੰਘ ) was a Malaysian lawyer and politician, who has been the Member of Parliament (MP) for the constituency of Bukit Gelugor in the state of Penang since 2004. He was the former National Chairman of the Democratic Action Party (DAP), a position that he assumed in 2004.
Born in Penang to an Indian Punjabi immigrant father, Karpal read law at the University of Singapore. He was one of Malaysia's most prominent lawyers, and took up numerous high-profile cases, including drug trafficking charges against foreign nationals, and sodomy accusations against former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim. Karpal was a staunch opponent of the death penalty, especially in relation to drug trafficking offences.
In both courtrooms and parliament, he was known as a controversial figure. He was suspended from parliament numerous times, charged for sedition, and had been detained under Malaysia's internal security laws. His reputation as a lawyer and opposition politician earned him the nickname "the Tiger of Jelutong".
Karpal's political career began in 1970 when he joined the DAP. He won a seat in the Kedah State Legislative Assembly in 1974. He was first elected to parliament in 1978 as the representative for Jelutong, Penang, and held the seat for more than 20 years until losing it in 1999. He returned to parliament in the next general election, and led the DAP to its strongest ever performance in the 2008 general election.
A motor vehicle accident in 2005 left Karpal using a wheelchair and with neuromotor problems in his right arm. Despite this, he continued his legal and political careers.
Karpal Singh passed away on 17 April 2014 after being involved in another motor vehicle accident. It was believed that the 73-year-old Bukit Gelugor MP was travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Penang to attend a court hearing later in the morning when the accident occurred.
Early life and education
Born in Georgetown, Penang, Karpal Singh was the son of watchman and part-time herdsman Ram Singh.[1] Ram had moved from India to Penang in 1921.[2] Karpal's ancestors were wheat farmers from the village of Samna Pind, near Amritsar, in the Punjab region.[1] He visited the village in 1963 while attending university and in 1974 when his father was killed in an accident there.[1]
Karpal studied at St. Xavier's Institution.[2][3] He met his wife, Gurmit Kaur, while herding his father's cows.[1]
He obtained his Bachelor of Laws from the University of Singapore.[1] During his time there, he also served as president of the student's union.[2] He was barred from the hostel for protesting against the university's decision to mandate the "certificate of political suitability" for enrolling students.[2] Karpal said he took seven years to graduate, admitting that he was "playful" and "didn’t attend lectures."[1] After failing his final year courses, the dean, made him sit at the front of the class, and according to Karpal, "I couldn’t play the fool any more and I passed my exams accordingly!"[1]
Karpal Singh: Funeral procession a final journey through the streets
Friday, April 18, 2014 - 22:24
D.Kanyakumari
The Star/Asia News Network
PETALING JAYA - The Tiger will take one last journey through the roads of Penang before being laid to rest on Sunday.
Penang DAP Chairman Chow Kon Yeow said the funeral procession will start at 8am from the late Karpal Singh's residence in Jalan Utama and stop by locations that were significant in the life of the former Bukit Gelugor MP.
Chow explained on his Facebook page that the procession which is scheduled to start at 8am and end at 9am will go through Jalan Utama - Jalan Macalister - Peel Avenue - Jalan Perak - Jalan Burma - Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah - Lebuh Farquhar - Lebuh Light and end in Dewan Sri Pinang.
Upon arrival at the hall, the public will be allowed to pay their respects to Karpal until 10.30 am, after which representatives from the state government, political parties, associations, professional bodies and religious organisations can pay their respects.
According to the schedule this will be followed by a prayer session for the family members.
"At 11 am, the Cortege will leave Dewan Sri Pinang, during which time we request all participants to assemble outside the hall.
"The Cortege will then circle the Penang High Court building and stop in front of Green Hall, where his legal firm is located," he said adding that the procession will be led by the police followed by the DAP's Ubah truck and band as well as a bicycle and a big bike team.
Chow said the procession will turn left into Lebuh Light and proceed to the roundabout, on to the Penang State Assembly building.
"It will then continue along Lebuh Light, Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling, Lebuh Farquhar and stop briefly in front of St. Xavier Secondary School after which the procession will disperse and the Cortege will head on to the crematorium in Bukit Gantung.
"Those who would like to join the final journey may do so with their own vehicles or transport," he said.
Chow explained that the vehicle route starts from Lebuh Farquhar, straight to Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah, Jalan Larut, Jalan Burma, Jalan Pangkor, Jalan Perak, Jalan Macalister, Jalan Residensi, Jalan Utama, left to Scotland Road, straight until traffic junction, turn left into Jalan Batu Gantung and finally to the Crematorium at the end of the road where he will be laid to rest.
The arrangements thus far have been done by the Funeral Committee, and those who would like to participate in the last rites for the 'Tiger of Jelutong' can contact committee member Lim Hui Ying at 012 4053060.
Sg needs this type of FT.
Most powerful Bayi that fucked UMNO backside so far.
May we have SG version ASAP.
Most powerful Bayi that fucked UMNO backside so far.
May we have SG version ASAP.
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