No evidence of election fraud, but Anwar presses ahead with plans totopple Najib

"However, despite people’s misgivings, there is thin evidence of outright cheating or ballot box stuffing so far. Dr Jeyakumar Deveraj, MP for the Sungai Siput constituency in Perak state and the only socialist in parliament, conceded as much.
“We were not able to find conclusive evidence of significant cheating during the political process,” he told IPS. Wave of protests against Malaysian election results

Clear and present danger. Tunku Aziz, the founder of Malaysia's Transparency International whose whirlwind marriage to the DAP ended in a most bitter divorce last year, has continued his attack on the DAP and its partners in Pakatan Rakyat, this time calling the leaders of these Opposition parties "dangerous" and "anarchists".

"What they are doing now is to take it to the streets and cause as much damage as possible, fight the police, overturn cars and burn buildings. This is what the opposition is encouraging the people to do."

Read more: 'Opposition reps are anarchists': Tunku Aziz - New Straits Times 

Looks like the Pakatan folks, who have formed the government in three of our states and occupied more than a third of the parliamentary seats after the May 5th general election, are bent on turning our all-year summer into a spring of violence, our peace into chaos, friends into foes, just so that Anwar Ibrahim can become Prime Minister. I am sure the new Inspector-General of Police would like to see them try. Honestly, I am with the Rakyat, fed-up with the childish antics of the sore losers. I don't really care how the new IGP plans to do it, but make sure you protect our interest - the interest of the Rakyat, who are your boss, and stop any attempt by the Pakatan folks to overthrow the Government other than via the ballot box.