Tunku Aziz received death threats

Tunku Aziz police report.

Former DAP vice-chairman Tunku Abdul Aziz Tunku Ibrahim, who received death threats through a phone call yesterday confident the incident was politically motivated.

While not pointing fingers at any party, but he did not push the volume revealed severe weaknesses in particular the DAP to be the cause of the incident.

"I do not want to accuse anyone without proof, it is police work.

"But I am very sure this incident was politically motivated as of late, I often criticized even been ordered to silence from further disclosing any secrets by DAP chairman Karpal Singh.

"I threatened to take legal action before but this new threat. I worry about my life and family," he said.

He was speaking to reporters outside the police headquarters (IPD) Petaling Jaya after lodging a police report on the incident.

Tunku Aziz received a phone call from an unidentified individual around 10.10 pm last Friday night while taking a break with his family at his home.

The caller just mentioned, I will kill you (I will kill you) before the cut off line.

Recently Tunku Aziz has faced such a challenge due to the volume Lifetime DAP adviser Dr. Chen Man Hin to come forward to explain his statement about the resurrection of Spring with street demonstrations Malaysia Bersih 3.0.

He also revealed that DAP failed to inform the 753 from 2,576 members to attend the selection Central Working Committee (CEC) on 15 December last year at the same time raises questions about the status of the election.

In addition, he urged the government to take immediate action against cyber army DAP, Red Bean Army who actively spread lies over the years.

In the meantime, Tunku Aziz also denied himself threatened with death threats he received even vowed to keep fighting 'eliminate' opposition agenda.

"This threat never break my spirit to continue to expose the shortcomings of the opposition. I will not stop my love for this country," he said.

Tunku Aziz joined the DAP in 2008 before being appointed as the party's vice-chairman a year later.

He quit the party in May 2012 after criticizing the leadership stance of opposition to illegal assembly trigger chaos in Kuala Lumpur.