Perkasa Youth today protested outside Subang MP R Sivarasa's office in Kota Damansara and stomped on what appeared to be a caricature of the PKR leader. <br /> <br />The protest was led by Perkasa Youth chief Azrul Akmal Saharudin, who said the stunt was part of a campaign dubbed "Menapak Sivarasa Secukup Rasa" (Stomp on Sivarasa to your heart's content). <br /> <br />"It follows he's insolence in disobeying the Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah's edict preventing any unlicensed individuals from speaking at a mosque or its compound," he said in a statement today. <br /> <br />The group unfurled the Perkasa flag outside Sivarasa's office and stomped on a drawing of him which bore the words "SR" and "kurang ajar" (insolent). <br /> <br />The Selangor Sultan on Friday singled out Sivarasa, stating that he had crossed the line. <br /> <br />This was after photographs of Sivarasa speaking at Masjid An-Nur, Kampung Melayu Subang were circulated on social media. <br /> <br />Sivarasa had denied having given a political speech, stating that he was merely at the mosque to provide contributions and had briefly conveyed his Ramadan greetings when invited to speak. <br /> <br />The MP also said he will be writing to the Selangor Sultan to explain the incident. <br />Azrul slammed Sivarasa for not apologising the to monarch. <br /> <br />"Sivarasa not only went against the Selangor Sultan's edict but has been proud and arrogant by not apologising to the Selangor Sultan or showing remorse," he said. <br /> <br />Azrul claimed that Sivarasa had not only raised the ire of the Sultan but also of Muslims. <br /> <br />He urged for the defunct Internal Security Act 1960 to be reinstated so that the detention without trial law can be used in such instances.
