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It’s been a busy day for Malaysians on social media today and this can be seen in the top 5 trending hashtags on Twitter.
As expected, commuters took their frustrations online.
In the number one spot is #takkanbuat2lupa. Now this is not a self-explanatory hashtag. Here’s a summary of how it came to be. Incumbent Pengerang MP Datuk Azalina Othman Said and incumbent Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman exchanged tweets over the much-debated citizenship issue.
Syed Saddiq posted on Twitter saying not to use the citizenship of Malaysian children issue as an election promise.
Jangan gunakan hak kewarganegaraan anak Malaysia sebagai ikat janji pilihan raya.
Bila PRU, berani pula untuk perjuangkan hak ibu-ibu Malaysia.
Di manakah kamu semua selama ini apabila mereka turun naik JPN, mahkamah hanya untuk dapatkan hak yang telah sekian lama dinafikan? pic.twitter.com/i9PO1ZntOP
“Where were you when they were going up and down JPN (National Registration Department) and courts just to get the rights they have been denied for so long?” he asked.
Azalina replied to him asking wasn’t it a Barisan Nasional (BN) MP who had led the Parliamentary Special Select Committee (PSSC) on women and children, asked multiple questions in Dewan Rakyat on the issue and was the initiator of the Private Members Bill that “you copied and pasted for submission”.
She was referring to herself as the BN MP in question.
@SyedSaddiq
Bro.. seriously?? Wasn’t it a BN MP who led the PSSC on women & children, asked multiple questions in Dewan Rakyat on this issue & the initiator of the Private Members Bill that you “copied & pasted” for submission?#TakkanBuat2Lupa https://t.co/LyFpUa2J7l pic.twitter.com/5Drq1oS3uy
To this, Syed Saddiq replied:
Ma’am.
You know the truth behind this.
You even had the backing of so many opposition MPs like myself & @hannahyeoh .
But the BN-led government didn’t even allow your bipartisan bill to see the light of day.
If they won’t listen to you,
Why would they listen to the mothers? https://t.co/NSJbRZmoRW
Azalina, not backing down, replied again, with the hashtag #takkanbuat2lupa.
Tuan ……when u were 22 months in Govt, why didnt PH do the Constitutional amendment on citizenship ?
#TakkanBuat2Lupa https://t.co/pJmxRDPW6S
Unfortunately for her, the hashtag made it to the trending list because Netizens chimed in and starting using it to berate BN.
In third place is RM 30, but we’re not sure why, and it could be because others were wondering too, so it trended because people were asking why it was trending. So we’ll just throw that into the ‘selingan’ pile.
Selangor is in the Top Five and that’s about the only good news we’ve had today. 18 November has been declared a public holiday for the state as well as Negeri Sembilan in conjunction with 19 November’s polling day (GE15). Another contributing factor to why Selangor was trending was the floods which hit several parts of Shah Alam yesterday.
Number 5 is related to Number 2. Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong, the caretaker transport minister was trending because, well, #LRTDOWN.
So there you have it, the five major things Malaysians talked about on Elon Musk’s new baby.
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