National Journalism Laureate Dato Rejal Arbee should defend his right to question the legitimacy of the Johor succession as aggressively as he defended the Litrak IPO



by Ganesh Sahathevan 



Readers will find that the story by National Journalism Laureate Dato Rejal Arbee questioning the legitimacy of the present Johor Royal Family [" where (does) the regal prefix ‘Tengku’ or ‘Tunku’ in the names of the Johor royals come from"], has been removed.
This is not becoming of a National Journalism Laureate.


Rejal ought to defend his right to question as aggressively as he defended the Litrak-Gamuda IPO.

To Be Read With 






National Journalism Laureate Dato Rejal Arbee says current Sultan Of Johor,his ancestors and heirs are not "real Johor royals": Evidence not provided for potentially defamatory seditious and treasonous statements



January 08, 2021

 

tokoh 15 (8)            YBhg Datuk Ahmad Rejal Arbee




By his professed standards of journalism, declared under oath in court, this assertion by National Journalism Laureate Dato Rejal Arbee that the current Sultan Of Johor his ancestors and his heirs are not "real Johor royals" lacks evidence. The statements made in this story are potentially defamatory, seditious and treasonous.

Rejal states his thesis strongly and without qualification:

Therefore, there is no denying the fact the current Johor Sultan is a descendant of the Bugis Temenggong, who was commoner and not of the rightful Sultan Ali, a Malay, who was simply sidelined by the British.

This is a fact of history that is undeniable. It proves that the current Johor Sultan is actually a descendant of the treacherous commoner Temenggong who had usurped the reigns of the Sultan.

It will be interesting to see his evidence.




TO BE READ WITH 


Image:Sultan Ali Iskandar Shah ibni Hussein Muazzam Shah
By DATUK REJAL ARBEE

 

There is no denying the fact the current Johor Sultan is a descendant of the Bugis Temenggong, who was commoner and not of the rightful Sultan Ali, a Malay, who was simply sidelined by the British.

 

SO much has been written and discussed about the origins of the present Johor royalty and sultanate over the past few days.

The one fact that stands out is that they are the descendants of the Temenggong, a commoner of Bugis descent, who had usurped the reins of power in Johor from the rightful ruler, Sultan Ali.

He was not recognised by the British, who already had eyes for Johor at that time, thus, their support for the Temenggong and in the process fulfilling their desire of controlling the area.

Therefore, there is no denying the fact the current Johor Sultan is a descendant of the Bugis Temenggong, who was commoner and not of the rightful Sultan Ali, a Malay, who was simply sidelined by the British.

This is a fact of history that is undeniable. It proves that the current Johor Sultan is actually a descendant of the treacherous commoner Temenggong who had usurped the reigns of the Sultan.

Thus, I had previously asked where the regal prefix ‘Tengku’ or ‘Tunku’ in the names of the Johor royals come from?

–BebasNews

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