The Coalition for Free and Fair Elections (Bersih) and National Institute for Electoral Integrity (NIEI) today lodged a police report against Election Commission (EC) Chariman, Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman and Prime Minister, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi at the Dang Wangi police station in Kuala Lumpur.

The groups claimed that the cabinet led by Abdullah had “conspired” with the EC under Abdul Rashid to suspend the use of the ink, according to a report in Malaysiakini.

Besides Abdul Rashid and Abdullah, Inspector General of Police, Musa Hassan and Attorney-General, Abdul Gani Patail are also named implicated in the police report.

“This is a conspiracy between the prime minister and the EC chairman to rob our rights (as voters),” the executive director of NIEI, Amin Iskandar said.

If you have watched either one of the two series of The Chronicles of Narnia and The Forbidden Kingdom, you will notice two main similarities between them despite having different stories altogether.

In the first Narnia series, The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe, Peter, Edmund, Susan & Lucy entered a wardrobe into the land of Narnia, fought the Evil White Witch with the help of Aslan, the lion. When they emerge the victors, they ruled as kings and queens of Narnia for a long time, became fully grown ups, and one day, they came back to where they entered, exited the wardrobe and realize, no time has passed where they came from, and they became children again.

In the second Narina series, Prince Caspian, Peter, Edmund, Susan & Lucy reentered Narnia after 1 year, however, it’s 1300 years later in Narnia. They helped reinstate Prince Caspian to become the ruler of the land of Narnia, of course, with the help of Aslan. Similar to the first series, they return to England to the time they reenter, i.e. at the train station.

Now, if you have watched The Forbidden Kingdom a month ago, Jason, with the powers of the magical staff belonging to the Monkey King, transported back into ancient China, fought the Jade Warlord and his army and return the staff to the Monkey King. When he returned to where he came from, again, no time has passed.