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Barisan Nasional and Umno will not shield anyone implicated in wrongdoing once the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry concludes, says BN chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed that the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji has been released in complete form, with no editorial changes or censorship applied to the findings.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged complete transparency in the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry, vowing to end any cover-ups and ensure accountability for the pilgrim fund's financial troubles.
Malaysia's Department of Islamic Development has published a comprehensive 211-page Royal Commission of Inquiry report examining Tabung Haji's management and operations across a six-year period, led by former Chief Justice Tun Md Raus Sharif.
Barisan Nasional chairman Zahid Hamidi has cautioned political opponents against exploiting the Royal Commission of Inquiry's Tabung Haji report as campaign material, calling instead for solutions-focused dialogue.
Barisan Nasional has signalled openness to releasing the Royal Commission of Inquiry report on Tabung Haji to Parliament and the public, should the Cabinet authorize its disclosure.
Umno secretary-general Datuk Dr Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki has demanded that anyone implicated in wrongdoing at Tabung Haji face consequences when the RCI findings are released.
The government regards allegations of 'corporate mafia' activities as deeply troubling given their potential to erode public trust in institutions, according to Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said.
Malaysia's government is willing to establish a Royal Commission of Inquiry into alleged corporate mafia activities if deemed necessary in the public interest, says the Minister in the Prime Minister's Department.
Electoral reform group Bersih says 34 MPs across multiple parties—including PKR, PAS, DAP and Umno—have backed calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry to investigate allegations of corporate wrongdoing.
Thirty-four MPs have endorsed calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry to examine allegations of 'corporate mafia' activities within Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Commission and its former leader Tan Sri Azam Baki's controversial shareholdings.
A coalition of 51 non-governmental organisations has formally petitioned the government to establish a Royal Commission of Inquiry to investigate serious allegations of corporate mafia involvement within Malaysia's anti-corruption agency and its former leadership.