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Mesyuarat agung PSM timbulkan tanda tanya


Datuk Ahmad Ismail

PERSATUAN Sepak Takraw Malaysia (PSM) masih menimbang keputusan sama ada mahu meneruskan atau tidak mesyuarat agung pemilihan badan induk itu bagi penggal 2010 hingga 2013 di Petaling Jaya, Ahad ini.

Presiden PSM, Datuk Ahmad Ismail (gambar) berkata, pihaknya masih belum membuat sebarang keputusan mengenai mesyuarat tersebut selepas ada pihak yang dikatakan cuba mencemar- kan imej PSM.
Katanya, pihak terbabit juga bakal membuat permohonan injuksi di mahkamah untuk menghalang PSM daripada meneruskan mesyuarat itu.

"Saya akan membuat keputusan dalam tempoh terdekat sama ada mahu meneruskan ataupun membatalkan (mesyuarat agung PSM).

"Ini kerana, ada pihak mempertikaikan keputusan PSM untuk menggunakan perlembagaan lama pada mesyuarat agung pemilihan itu," katanya kepada Kosmo! semalam.


Menurut Ahmad, pihak terbabit mendakwa mesyuarat agung yang akan dilangsungkan itu tidak sah kerana PSM menggunakan perlembagaan baru yang belum diluluskan Pesuruhjaya Sukan.

Jelasnya, PSM menggunakan perlembagaan baru untuk menjemput perwakilan tetapi tetap menggunakan perlembagaan lama pada mesyuarat agung pemilihan itu.

Dalam perkembangan lain, Ahmad berkata, beliau yang akan mempertahankan jawatan selaku presiden PSM untuk penggal ketiga berturut- turut tidak bimbang dicabar oleh mana-mana pihak.

Setakat ini, Ahmad menjadi calon tunggal untuk bertanding bagi merebut jawatan tersebut.

Bagaimanapun, ada kemungkinan beliau akan dicabar oleh Presiden Persatuan Sepak Takraw Wilayah Persekutuan, Tan Sri Mohamad Nor Abdul Rahim.

"Saya tidak takut untuk bertanding kerana saya mengamalkan demokrasi. Apa yang saya harapkan ialah pertandingan secara sihat dan jangan ada sesiapa mencemarkan imej PSM," kata Ahmad.

Setiausaha Agung PSM, Datuk Arshad Yahaya pula berkata, persia- pan untuk mesyuarat agung pemilihan itu berjalan lancar.

Oleh NORZASRUDIN MOHAMED NOR
norzasrudin@kosmo.com.my

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