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Call for disciplinary action against liberals and anti-Hadi faction

SERDANG: An open battle has now broken out between religious scholars and pro-Pakatan Rakyat liberals of PAS for control of the Islamist party, with the ulama council calling for disciplinary action to be taken against those in the PasMa wing.

The acting head of the ulama council, Kelantan menteri besar Ahmad Yakob, also called for an investigation and disciplinary action over a purported campaign to overthrow party president Abdul Hadi Awang.

In his opening speech at the Multaqa Ulama Semalaysia this morning, Ahmad said a special committee, independent of the partys central committee, be formed to investigate the claim.

Two weeks ago, members of PAS Kuantan held a demonstration at party headquarters demanding the resignation of election director Hatta Ramli, whom they alleged to be the mastermind of a plot against Hadi.

The demonstration brought into the open simmering tensions between the conservative ulama faction and the so-called Erdogans and the liberal movement Persatuan Ummah Sejahtera Malaysia for control of the party.

PasMa is seen to be in favour of solidarity with the partys secular-minded political partners in the opposition Pakatan Rakyat alliance, while the conservative ulama have been critical of the DAP for opposing Kelantans plans to implement the hudud Islamic penal code in Kelantan.

Some in PAS have urged Kelantan to concentrate on its administration of the state instead of pressing for hudud, which would be a divisive issue at elections.

Ahmad said the critical voices within the party sounded similar to those of Umno and non-Muslims who opposed hudud.

He described the liberal beliefs of PasMa supporters as being destructive to PAS, as shown in the willingness of PasMa supporters to favour leaders of other political parties rather than their own president.

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TORONTO - Two Ontario Liberals, including the premier's deputy chief of staff, appear to have contravened a bribery section of the Election Act, the province's electoral officer said Thursday in an "unprecedented" finding.

An Elections Ontario investigation found there is evidence that Premier Kathleen Wynne's deputy chief of staff, Pat Sorbara, and a local Liberal organizer offered a would-be candidate a job or appointment to get him to step aside in a recent byelection in Sudbury.

For weeks the premier has refused opposition calls to remove Sorbara from her role while under investigation and the government has said it is unable to step in to remove Gerry Lougheed as chair of the city's police services board.

The demands grew louder Thursday after Elections Ontario's conclusions were tabled in the legislature just minutes before question period, apparently catching the premier off guard.

"We all just got this information," Wynne said more than half a dozen times. "We are taking it under advisement...What I will not do is take rash advice from the other side of the floor until I've had an opportunity to consider all of the information."

The Liberals were quick to point out that Elections Ontario did not implicate Wynne herself nor Glenn Thibeault, the former NDP MP who won the Feb. 5 byelection for the Liberals.

Greg Essensa, the chief electoral officer of Ontario, concluded that Sorbara and Lougheed's actions "constitute an apparent contravention" of a section of the Election Act concerning "bribery in connection with inducing a person to become, refrain from becoming, or withdrawing from being a candidate."

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