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Pakatan Harapan has called on Negri Sembilan voters to make governance and institutional integrity their primary voting criteria in the upcoming 16th state election, citing corruption and mismanagement as threats to public confidence.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's chief commissioner has vowed the agency will maintain professional conduct and transparency despite growing public doubts about its investigations.
Negeri Sembilan police have initiated an investigation into claims that a political party exerts control over the state palace, prompted by a TikTok video. State Police Chief Alzafny Ahmad confirmed multiple legal frameworks are being examined.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on incoming civil servants to prioritise the welfare of ordinary Malaysians and the nation's interests, stressing that public office demands unwavering commitment to institutional values over individual ambition.
Thirty-four members of parliament have signalled backing for a Royal Commission of Inquiry to investigate claims of corporate mafia involvement within the MACC, centring on former chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki's shareholding issues.
Malaysia's anti-corruption body is actively seeking Choo Lee Peng to provide assistance in an ongoing investigation centred on allegations of wilful deception perpetrated by an agent against a principal.