A silent video Tengku Mahkota Johor Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim (TMJ) as 'revenge' strike Tourism and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz yesterday became viral on social media.
Video without dialog that displays only TMJ, who was lounging in a chair and then smiled and gave a hand signal believed to carry the message, "Come."
Video duration of 17 seconds was uploaded yesterday on Facebook and Twitter Johor Southern Tigers a few hours after Nazri rebuke of Tunku Ismail to stay away from politics following his Facebook status on # Nothing2Hide dialogue.
Video clip begins and ends with the sound of the roar of the tiger is believed to have implicit message to be conveyed to Nazri.
Meanwhile, the video uploaded on at around 7 pm yesterday received more than 700 comments where social media users to interpret it as a prank to strike Nazri Ismail Tunku.
"A wide smile watching this video, Johor royal family want to beatings? Remember our children classmates banana? "Wrote a user named Ashhabu social media Suud people.
Umm Yahya also said that politics is not the property of the minister, but he also has the right to speak like the people of this country kebanyakandi.
"People even King - the King, the right to speak and ask questions, ask not to interfere in political affairs is a reasonably short action mention of a ministerial level but under the Ministry of Culture."
Another user named Shyko Dessert wrote, "TMJ speak out for the people, to this extent, not only to defend the nation TMJ Johor, Pahang people I went down support (support) !!!"
Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz previously criticized the Tengku Mahkota Johor Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim following his Facebook status on # Nothing2Hide dialogue.
Malaysiakini reported, Nazri said Tunku Ismail should abstain from politics.
"I think he should stay away from politics. If not, he will also be the same thing. We're going to whack (beatings orally) him.
In any case, the video was not uploaded any reply message, but there is nothing in the speech of Tunku Ismail clip.
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