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ADUN SPEAKS | High time for Royal Commission of Public Service - Vimarsana News

ADUN SPEAKS | High time for Royal Commission of Public Service

ADUN SPEAKS | High time for Royal Commission of Public Service Modified2:43 am - ADUN SPEAKS | The outgoing Inspector-General of Police Abdul Hamid Bador was not the first high-ranking government officer to contradict his minister in public. Way back in 1990 the then retiring air force chief Mohamed Ngah Said took a swipe at his minister, Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen, who helmed the Defence Ministry.  However, there are several notable facts putting these two rare occurrences in their proper perspective and circumstances. While Abdul Hamid ( above) was a contract officer, the air force general M...

'New IGP will have his work cut out for him' - Vimarsana News

'New IGP will have his work cut out for him'

'New IGP will have his work cut out for him' Published Modified6:25 am - Incoming inspector-general of police Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani will have his work cut out for him, said Klang MP Charles Santiago. He pointed out that the new top cop is coming to office with several issues plaguing the police force, including matters related to custodial death, political interference, and the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) that remains in limbo. "The image of the police force has been on a decline for some time now. Acryl Sani, therefore, would have to work extra hard to ...

22 Indian Men Detained Under SOSMA Allegedly Beaten & Pepper Sprayed On Their Genitals - Vimarsana News

22 Indian Men Detained Under SOSMA Allegedly Beaten & Pepper Sprayed On Their Genitals

news 22 Indian Men Detained Under SOSMA Allegedly Beaten & Pepper Sprayed On Their Genitals The detainees were transferred to a prison in Negeri Sembilan — where the abuse took place — after attending a court proceeding in Seremban on 8 April. By Yap Wan Xiang — 03 May 2021, 06:34 PM Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news. Family members of 22 inmates detained under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act (SOSMA) claimed that their next of kin are being brutally assaulted in the Jelebu Prison in Neger...

Source: says.com
ADUN SPEAKS | Time for formalised, detailed police standards - Vimarsana News

ADUN SPEAKS | Time for formalised, detailed police standards

ADUN SPEAKS | Time for formalised, detailed police standards Modified2:49 am - ADUN SPEAKS | The news of A Ganapathy has flooded the news of late and the public has asked many questions surrounding his death - how were the injuries sustained? How were investigations conducted? Are we sure that there is no proof that Ganapathy was abused in custody? Shockingly, the police have instead responded by asking the public to stop commenting. The Bar Council has reiterated its stand in calling for the tabling of an Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC) and Coroner’s Act. Wh...

Continue IGP's efforts to combat 'dirty cops' cartel, graft, say NGOs - Vimarsana News

Continue IGP's efforts to combat 'dirty cops' cartel, graft, say NGOs

Continue IGP’s efforts to combat ‘dirty cops’ cartel, graft, say NGOs Faiz Zainudin © Provided by Free Malaysia Today NGOs say it is very important for the incoming IGP to restore trust in the police force. PETALING JAYA: The incoming inspector-general of police (IGP) Acryl Sani Abdullah should continue the efforts by Abdul Hamid Bador in combating corruption and the “dirty cops” cartel. The Center to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4) said action should be taken against policemen involved in the cartel as it had adversely affected the image of the law enforcemen...

Source: msn.com