Bung accuses DAP of sponsoring Alvivi

Kinabatangan MP Bung Mokhtar Radin today accused DAP of sponsoring sex blogger duo Alvin Tan and Vivian Lee – better known as Alvivi – in producing a Ramadan greeting image of them having pork dish Bah Kut Teh on social media Facebook.

“Since the photo was released last week, many from the Chinese community have come out to condemn the action.

“Malaysians now demand Alvin and Vivian to be charged and thrown to jail immediately.

“Maybe the trend (of insulting Muslim) was a result of the 13th general election… maybe DAP have sponsored them,” he said when debating the supplementary budget motion in the Parliament today.

His statement prompted DAP parliamentarians Nga Kor Ming (Taiping), Ngeh Koo Ham (Beruas) and Anthony Loke (Seremban) to immediately urge Bung Mokhtar to retract his slanderous remarks.

Teresa Kok (DAP-Seputeh) cited Standing Order 36 that an MP was prohibited to utter statement that amounted to malicious allegation against fellow parliamentarians.

To this Bung Mokhtar replied: “I did not say DAP parliamentarian, I said DAP, the party in general.”

He continued by criticising Tan and Lee’s behaviour, saying that the duo had shifted their focus to Malaysia after previously posting their explicit videos in Singapore.

“I fear that Bandar Kuching (Chong Chieng Jen, also from DAP) might also be involved,” he said, causing another round of havoc in the House.

“Retract the statement, this is clearly a malicious statement against an individual,” Chong shouted.

“No, I was trying to get your clarification because I was worried that you might have watched it (the sex clips of the duo),” Bung Mokhtar said.

The episode ended with the deputy speaker Ismail Mohd Said ordering Bung Mokhtar and Chong to shift to another topic.

He also said there was no need for Bung Mokhtar to retract his remarks because both Bung Mokhtar and Chong have uttered malicious remarks against each other.

Tan and Lee were hauled up by the Malaysia Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) yesterday over their Facebook posting.


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