Don't Politicize Teoh Beng Hock's death?

I'm writing this in response to Haris Ibrahim post (Guan Eng, we're going to hold you to your word but only if ...) and certain people's view that we shouldn't turn Teoh Beng Hock's death into a political issue.

We must not only ask how did Beng Hock died. We must also ask why did he had to die.

His death is the proof that Malaysia is a failed nation. This happens when institutions of law and governance are being misused to perpetuate the power of the ruling elites and when the ordinary people no longer trust these institutions.

As much as we want to respect the family wishes, we can’t run away from politicizing it. I don’t think Pakatan need to do very much to score political points. Their opponents are already scoring many own goals.

Leaving aside the question of who actually killed Beng Hock, he would still be alive today if he didn’t walk into the MACC building that day. That came about because of the blatant political persecution of Pakatan’s ADUNs by the MACC.

So I don’t really understand when people say don’t politicize the issue. The whole tragedy is about politics.