Dzulkifli vows to fight graft, will not bow down to "dirty" and "despicable" allegations


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Dzukifli Ahmad says he will not succumb to personal attacks and has vowed to fight corruption in the country without fear or favour.

“We will not bow down to pressure and we will continue to carry out our duties and responsibilities to ensure that the country is rid of those who are involved in corruption and power abuse,” he said to TV3 during an interview.

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