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‘Serah laporan kepada saya’


NAMPAK gayanya laporan penuh berhubung siasatan yang dijalankan ke atas bekas Timbalan Presiden Kesatuan Olahraga Malaysia (KOM), Datuk Karim Ibrahim akan mengambil masa lebih lama untuk didedahkan.

Ini kerana, Presiden baharu KOM, Datuk Zainal Abidin Ahmad (gambar) tetap dengan pendiriannya yang sekadar mahu mengambil pendekatan tunggu dan lihat selagi laporan itu tidak berada dalam tangannya.

“Saya langsung tidak tahu apa-apa berhubung siasatan yang dijalankan ke atas Datuk Karim. Apa isi kandungan petisyen yang dihantar oleh jurulatih dan atlet mengenai beliau pun saya tidak tahu.
“Lagi pun, laporan itu hanya berada di tangan Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim (bekas Presiden KOM). Jadi, macam mana saya hendak membuat keputusan jika laporan itu berada di tangan orang lain.
“Saya tidak boleh berbuat apa-apa selagi laporan itu saya tidak terima,” kata Zainal ketika dihubungi Kosmo! semalam.

Ditanya sama ada beliau akan meminta laporan itu sendiri daripada Shahidan, Zainal berkata: “Kenapa pula saya perlu minta daripada beliau?

“Ketika AGM (Mesyuarat Agung Tahunan) hari itu (Ahad lalu), Datuk Seri Shahidan sendiri yang pulang begitu sahaja. Beliau pulang tanpa mengumumkan atau melakukan serahan tugas kepada kepimpinan baharu KOM.

“Jadi, siapa yang perlu bertanggungjawab? Sekarang ini, kita tunggu sahajalah laporan itu daripada Datuk Seri Shahidan.

“Apabila saya sudah menerimanya nanti, barulah saya boleh meneliti laporan itu,” ujar Zainal yang menewaskan Shahidan dalam perebutan jawatan Presiden pada pemilihan pucuk pimpinan KOM sempena AGM badan induk itu Ahad lalu.

Pada Jun dan Julai lalu, satu jawatankuasa siasatan yang diketuai bekas Hakim Mahkamah Rayuan, Tan Sri V.C George telah menjalankan siasatan ke atas Karim.

Ia berikutan tindakan sekumpulan jurulatih dan atlet olahraga negara menyerahkan petisyen meminta KOM menyingkirkan Karim yang didakwa sebagai dalang utama terhadap segala masalah yang menimpa badan itu sebelum ini.

Laporan penuh berhubung siasatan tersebut telah diserahkan kepada Shahidan 20 September lalu dan salinannya turut dihantar kepada Presiden Majlis Olimpik Malaysia (MOM), Tan Sri Tunku Imran Tuanku Ja'afar serta Karim sendiri.



 HELMI TALKAH. - KOSMO

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