（吉隆坡17日訊）數月前在劉蝶廣場騷動事件中發表種族極端言論的「拳手阿里」（Ali Tinju），總檢察署今日基於證據不足而撤銷他的煽動控狀，並獲得當庭釋放。

他是在7月12日在劉蝶廣場外，發表種族極端言論，並鼓動在現場的馬來人要捍衛馬來青年的面子，誓要討回公道。他的發言過程被手機拍攝，並上傳至社交網站。

視頻顯示他在現場發言時說：「我們要求公平對待，這是馬來青年的面子問題！」他說，這不只是一名華裔青年攻擊馬來青年，他們絕不會原諒侮辱馬來青年的華裔。

「拳手阿里（Ali Tinju）」他曾率領一批人到前凈選盟2.0主席拿督安美嘉住家前滋事，以臀部朝向安美嘉住家擺出各種臀部運動姿勢。

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Bagan Umno division chief Datuk Shaikh Hussein Mydin who was arrested following the brawl in Low Yat Plaza in capital Kuala Lumpur last weekend has been released on police bail today.

A police spokesperson said Shaikh, who was arrested to help in investigation under the Sedition Act 1948, was released at 4.30pm.

Meanwhile another individual, Mohd Ali Baharom who was arrested under the same act to help in investigation into the case, was released with a bail of RM8,000 and one surety after pleading not guilty in the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today.

The Malay Armed Forces Veterans Association president, who is also known as Ali Tinju, was alleged to have uttered five words that were racially provocative in front of the plaza at 8.30 pm last Sunday.

The spokesperson said blog writer Papagomo, whose real name is Wan Mohd Azri Wan Deris, would be remanded until tomorrow.

The incident at Low Yat Plaza last Sunday was alleged to have been caused by the dissatisfaction of a youth who was accused of stealing a mobile phone at a shop there. – Bernama, July 17, 2015.

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KUALA LUMPUR, July 16, 2015:

The Sessions Court granted Armed Forces Veterans Association president Mohd Ali Baharom, or better known as Ali Tinju, RM8,000 bail over a charge for making racist remarks prior to a brawl in front of Low Yat Plaza on Sunday.

Ali Tinju appeared before Sessions judge Jagjit Singh Bant Singh this morning and was charged for committing an offence under section 4(1)(b) of Sedition Act 1948.

The charge, under the same act, provided for a maximum fine of RM5,000 or a jail term of up to three years, or both, upon conviction.

According to the charge sheet, he allegedly delivered a speech laced with racist remarks around 8.30pm in front of Low Yat Plaza.

Among the remarks made were 「Okay, kita mahukan keadilan, ini adalah maruah budak budak Melayu, bukan kerana seekor, budak cina serang ramai ramai budak Melayu…」 (Okay, we want justice, this is about the dignity of Malay youths, not because one Chinese boy attacked many Malay youths…」 and 「Ini adalah bumi bumi Melayu」 (This is the Malay land.)

Ragunath Kesavan represented Ali Tinju while deputy public prosecutor S. Ravindran prosecuted.

The court set RM8,000 bail in one surety and fixed July 30 for re-mention.

Jagjit Singh warned the accused not to disturb the witnesses or his bail would be revoked.

Ali Tinju was picked up on Tuesday by the police to facilitate in a sedition investigation over his speech.

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