Authorities to go after gang assets


Home ministry secretary-general Datuk Abd Rahim Mohd Radzi showing the list of names of the 49 illegal organisations during the press conference in Putarajaya.

PUTRAJAYA: The authorities are not just going after 49 organisations that the Home Ministry identified as secret societies. They will hit them where it hurts – by freezing and even seizing their assets.

The 49 groups have been gazetted as unlawful to enable the Insolvency Department to “wound up all their assets and properties and block all forms of transactions”, according to the Home Ministry.

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