A big crowd — and big problems


The blame game over the Bersih rally is still going on but among political circles, there is a sense that some sort of tipping point has occurred after Saturday's violent clashes.

IN terms of numbers, Datuk S. Ambiga won big. No one could remember ever seeing such a mammoth crowd demonstrating in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

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