[hang nadim] Ajaran sesat punca amuk......

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SALAH satu gambar dalam laman blog Khalil Afandi Abdul Hamid menunjukkan dia memperagakan susuk tubuhnya yang sasa.

KUALA LUMPUR 10 Julai - Lelaki yang mengaku sebagai Imam Mahadi bersama seorang wanita yang menceroboh dan mengamuk di pekarangan Kompleks B, Jabatan Perdana Menteri (JPM), Putrajaya petang semalam, disyaki mengalami masalah mental setelah mengikuti satu kumpulan ajaran sesat.

Khalil Afandi Abdul Hamid, 47, dan Muhdalina Ahmad, 28, turut dipercayai tidak mempunyai sebarang temu janji untuk menemui mana-mana individu ketika menceroboh masuk ke premis tersebut.

Ketua Polis Kuala Lumpur, Datuk Mohmad Salleh berkata, kedua-dua suspek kemudian meluahkan rasa tidak puas hati terhadap kerajaan yang dikatakan tidak mengamalkan pemerintahan Islam.

Katanya, tindakan Khalil Afandi yang melibas-libas pedang samurai sepanjang 0.6 meter dan perkataan yang diluahkan kedua-duanya semasa insiden mencemaskan itu jelas menunjukkan mereka mengalami masalah mental.

"Polis percaya kejadian amuk itu ada kaitan dengan pengaruh ajaran sesat yang diikuti mereka. Jika lihat pada apa yang diucapkan (semasa kejadian), mereka terlibat dalam ajaran sesat, tetapi kumpulan mana (mereka sertai) kita akan siasat.

"Kedua-dua suspek itu yang telah berkahwin dengan pasangan masing-masing, datang nak meluahkan rasa tidak puas hati terhadap kerajaan," katanya pada sidang akhbar selepas Perhimpunan Bulanan di Ibu Pejabat Polis Kontinjen Kuala Lumpur di sini hari ini.

Pada perhimpunan itu, seramai 11 anggota polis yang cedera ketika bertugas pada perhimpunan haram Bersih 3.0 menerima bantuan wang tunai sebanyak RM500 setiap seorang bagi meringankan beban termasuk kos perubatan.

Menurut Mohmad, semasa insiden itu, polis menemui dua bilah pedang samurai dan sebilah pisau pemotong daging bertulisan jawi di lokasi kejadian.

"Semua senjata itu dihantar ke Jabatan Kimia untuk siasatan selanjutnya," katanya.

Dalam kejadian itu, Khalil Afandi yang mengaku sebagai Imam Mahadi terbunuh manakala graduan Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia (UIAM), Muhdalina cedera selepas terkena tiga das tembakan yang dilepaskan oleh polis.

Dua suspek itu yang bersenjatakan sebilah pedang samurai, keris dan pisau dikatakan bertindak di luar batasan dengan mengacu senjata ke leher seorang polis bantuan sebelum menceroboh kawasan bangunan tersebut dan memecahkan dua buah kereta milik kakitangan JPM.

Ekoran tindakan agresif itu, polis terpaksa melepaskan tembakan pada tangan kanan dan bawah perut Khalil Afandi yang juga pengendali blogjayanegara1234@blogspot.com.my.

Lelaki itu meninggal dunia setengah jam kemudian di Hospital Putrajaya manakala Muhdalina yang cedera di paha kanan dirawat di hospital sama dan direman semalam bagi membantu siasatan.

Mengulas lanjut, Mohmad berkata, pasangan yang dipercayai baru berkenalan sejak seminggu lalu menerusi laman blog itu dikatakan datang ke kompleks tersebut dengan menaiki sebuah kenderaan.

Mohmad memberitahu, pihaknya menjalankan siasatan lanjut untuk mengesan kenderaan itu dan penglibatan individu lain dalam kes tersebut yang disiasat mengikut Seksyen 307 Kanun Keseksaan iaitu cuba membunuh.

Selain itu, ujarnya, kes tersebut turut disiasat di bawah tiga akta lain iaitu Seksyen 427 Kanun Keseksaan, Seksyen 506 kanun yang sama dan Seksyen 6(1) Akta Bahan Kakisan dan Letupan.

"Hasil pemeriksaan, kedua-dua suspek tidak memiliki rekod jenayah lampau," katanya.

Beliau menambah, tahap kawalan keselamatan di bangunan tersebut setakat ini adalah memadai bagaimanapun penugasan rondaan oleh polis berpakaian uniform dan preman akan dipertingkatkan.

"Kita memberi maklumat berdasarkan kejadian sebenar, tiada tokok tambah dan siasatan dijalankan secara telus," katanya.

Sehubungan itu, Mohmad menasihatkan orang ramai supaya tidak mempolitikkan kes tersebut kerana dikhuatiri boleh mengundang keadaan tidak tenteram kepada negara.

Bapa wanita amuk tidak sangka tindakan anak

PUTRAJAYA 10 Julai - Suspek wanita yang ditembak selepas mengamuk di luar perkarangan Kompleks B, Jabatan Perdana Menteri bersama seorang lelaki semalam, menitipkan dua anak kecilnya di rumah ibu bapanya di Damansara dekat sini, dua hari lepas.
Bapa suspek seorang penjual nasi lemak berumur 55 tahun, berkata suspek meminta mereka menjaga anak-anaknya berusia dua tahun dan setahun dan mereka menyangka dia mempunyai urusan kerja di luar kawasan.
Katanya setahunya suspek, anak kedua dari empat beradik, bekerja sebagai penolong pengurus sebuah syarikat swasta tetapi rupa-rupanya sudah berhenti kerja tanpa pengetahuan mereka.
"Saya tidak menyangka kejadian itu berlaku. Kehidupan anak saya normal sahaja. Mungkin kerana dia suka melayan internet. Sekolah tinggi tetapi jadi macam itu," katanya kepada pemberita ketika ditemui di Hospital Putrajaya di sini hari ini.
"Saya kesal dengan apa yang dia buat," katanya sambil menambah beliau mendapat tahu tentang kejadian itu apabila diminta datang ke Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah Putrajaya setelah mendail nombor telefon bimbit anaknya itu.
Dalam kejadian 2.30 petang semalam, suspek, berusia lewat dua puluhan, berkelulusan Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia, ditembak di paha kanan dan masih dirawat di Hospital Putrajaya, manakala lelaki bersamanya Khalil Afandi, 47, yang terkena tembakan di tangan dan bahagian ari-ari meninggal dunia ketika dalam perjalanan ke hospital sama.
Polis terpaksa melepaskan tembakan apabila usaha memujuk lelaki dan wanita itu gagal, sebaliknya mereka yang bersenjatakan pedang samurai, cuba menyerang polis dan merosakkan beberapa kenderaan di kawasan itu. - BERNAM
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Wednesday July 11, 2012

Slain amok said to be a deviant

Reports by ZUHRIN AZAM AHMAD, LEE YEN MUN, M. KUMAR and AUSTIN CAMOENS

KUALA LUMPUR: Samurai sword-wielding Khalil Afandi Abd Hamid, who died after he was shot twice by police in the Putrajaya breaching drama, was believed to belong to a deviationist sect and mentally unsound as well.

Police are investigating which sect he belonged to, said city police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Mohmad Salleh.

Writings on Khalil's blog seemed to indicate that he was very much involved with the sect.

“We have yet to establish his links with the sect, including who the leader is and how many followers belonged to the sect,” he said during a press conference at city police headquarters yesterday.

DCP Mohmad said it was too early for police to comment further, and appealed for information on Khalil or the sect.

Khalil and a woman, later identified as 28-year-old Muhdalina Ahmad, had walked towards the Prime Minister's Department complex and whipped out samurai swords on Monday.

In the half-hour drama that followed, they held a policeman hostage, attacked a few others and smashed cars before police opened fire at the duo to subdue them.

Khalil later died in the hospital while the woman is still receiving treatment.

DCP Mohmad also defended his men's actions in shooting the two, saying the shots were meant to disarm them and that the shots were aimed at the arms and legs.

There was no intention to shoot to kill, he added.

DCP Mohmad said police had recovered two samurai swords and a meat cleaver which was inscribed with jawi characters.

“We will wait for the post- mortem results to ascertain the cause of death,” he said.

Meanwhile, attempts to interview Khalil's family for comments were futile.

Reporters who attempted to speak to the man's family in Taman Medan in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, were told to leave them alone. When reporters persisted, one of them was almost assaulted.

Bernama reported that Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said the security of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razakwas not compromised at any time during the amok drama at Complex B of the Prime Minister's Department.

“I can confirm that the Prime Minister's security was not compromised at any time. The police are still investigating the motive, links, plans, etc.

“Give them time to do their job,” he said in a posting on his Facebook page yesterday.

Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom said The Islamic Development Department (Jakim) had been instructed to find out whether the group was religious-based or involved in other teachings.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/7/11/nation/11641882&sec=nation

Wednesday July 11, 2012

Muhdalina ‘may have been under a spell’

Reports by ZUHRIN AZAM AHMAD, LEE YEN MUN, M. KUMAR and AUSTIN CAMOENS

PUTRAJAYA: The family of Muhdalina Ahmad, who went on a rampage with Khalil Afandi Abd Hamid with samurai swords, claimed that she might have been under a spell.

Her husband, known only as Yusof, said she had been behaving strangely recently.

“I noticed that she was very obsessed about the man although she only got to know him through his blog,” he said, adding that he was aware of her online friendship with the man.

“I think she only got to know him last week. I don't think she would simply follow the man to do things like that. Maybe she was under a spell,” said Yusof, who had come from Klang to visit Muhdalina at the hospital here, where she is being treated for a gunshot wound.

The Port Klang worker said both he and his wife lived with their two children, Mohd Fariz Khorizmi, two, and Mia Ratisha, one, in Rantau Panjang, Klang.

A check at the hospital's isolation ward found the woman in a black scarf lying on a bed being guarded by two policewomen. She has been placed under remand by the police.

Her father, nasi lemak seller Ahmad Adam, said the family could not believe what she had done, adding that Muhdalina was a good daughter.

“Although she was a UIAM (International Islamic University Malaysia) graduate, her knowledge of Islam is average. We also know nothing about the man until he made headlines in the newspapers.

“I think my daughter must have been influenced by the man's claim that he was the Imam Mahadi,” said the 55-year-old, adding that Muhdalina, the second of four siblings, had stopped working as an assistant manager in a private company without telling them.

“I never thought this could happen. My daughter was leading a normal life. Maybe it was because she likes to surf the Internet,” he said, lamenting that despite her university education, Muhdalina had ended up in such a quandary.

“I'm sorry about what she did,” he said, adding that he only knew of the incident after he was asked to come to the Putrajaya police headquarters when he called her handphone.