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Terpulang kepada perwakilan KOM pilih pemimpin - Kok Chi



BERSIKAP berkecuali.

Itu pendirian Majlis Olimpik Malaysia (MOM) yang mengamalkan dasar 'atas pagar' berhubung hasrat Presiden Kesatuan Olahraga Malaysia (KOM), Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim mempertahankan jawatan bulan depan.

Setiausaha Kehormat MOM, Datuk Sieh Kok Chi (gambar) berkata, pihaknya tidak berhak menyatakan pendirian berhubung perkara itu kerana tidak mahu mencampuri urusan mana-mana persatuan.

Menurut beliau, sebagai sebuah persatuan yang mengamalkan sikap demokrasi, terpulang kepada mana-mana persatuan termasuk KOM memilih presiden bagi menerajui pucuk pimpinan masing-masing.

"Terpulang kepada pengundi (dalam KOM), jika mereka rasa beliau (Shahidan) berhak mempertahankan jawatan, terpulanglah kerana MOM sentiasa menyokong penuh mana-mana individu yang dilantik," jelas Kok Chi kepada Kosmo! kelmarin.

Terdahulu, Shahidan yang secara terbuka mengakui bersedia sekiranya ada mana-mana individu berhasrat mencabar jawatan yang dipegangnya sejak 2006.

Shahidan sebelum ini didesak segelintir pemerhati sukan tempatan supaya mengundur diri ekoran prestasi 'suram' sukan olahraga dalam mana-mana temasya sukan termasuk yang terbaharu pada Olimpik 2012.

Ditanya mengenai kewajaran muka-muka baharu bagi mengembalikan semula sinar mana-mana persatuan termasuk KOM, Kok Chi menjelaskan, situasi tersebut sebenarnya bersifat subjektif.
"Jika ada mana-mana muka baharu yang yakin mampu membuat perubahan, mereka sepatutnya tampil ke depan.

"Cuma berdasarkan pemerhatian saya, majoriti daripada mereka dilihat seolah-olah tidak berminat kerana dikhuatiri takut tewas ataupun dikecam selepas mana-mana persatuan gagal.
"Situasi ini perlu diubah, jika tidak, apa jua baik buruk persatuan, mereka perlu diterima setiap ahli tidak kira sama ada pemimpin itu baharu atau lama," jelasnya.



Oleh NAN HIDAYAT NAN AZMIE
hidayat.azmie@kosmo.com.my

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