Persepsi: Putrajaya = Rasuah

In the Corporate Perception Indicator 2014 survey jointly carried out by CNBC and Burson-Marsteller,1,076 Malaysians were asked the open-ended question of “What is the first thing that comes to the mind when you think of the government?”.

The resulting answer from both Malaysia’s 1,001 general public and the 75 executives polled was “corruption”, which was also the most popular word in most of the 25 countries surveyed.

This puts Malaysia in the company of the India, US, Brazil, Mexico, Columbia, UK, Spain and South Africa, while only the general public in neighbouring Indonesia, China, South Korea, Canada, Russia, UAE immediately linked “government” to “corruption”.

In a similar open-ended question on corporations, the top answer for the 1,076 Malaysian respondents was “profit” – a word similarly shared by most Asians polled including those in Indonesia, India, Japan and executives in Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea.

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93 % rakyat beranggapan Putrajaya ini terlalu rapat untuk dikaitkan dengan imej rasuah. Bukan sahaja ahli politik, tetapi juga penjawat awam yang dikatakan selama ini mengaut keuntungan jutaan ringgit hasil suapan.

Kita memang susah nak kikis imej ini. Rasuah dan kerajaan dan UMNO dah macam sudah terkait utuh. Susah nak ditanggalkan.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014/09/03/Customs-officers-in-MACC-bust/

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014/09/14/UPSR-leak-four-teacher-detained/

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/record-number-of-corruption-cases-went-to-court-last-year-says-anti-graft-b

Sebab itu rasanya lebih elok NAJIB usaha banteras rasuah berbanding menggila nak tunjuk power dengan Akta Hasutan ini.