PUTRAJAYA: There will be no police deployed for the Annual General Meeting of Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia, which kicks off here Friday (Dec 28), says Home Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
He said that as the AGM is solely about the political party, Bersatu leaders would not abuse their powers and use government authorities for party matters.
"I am not here as Home Affairs Minister. No police are here.
"This is a political meeting. We didn't ask for police to be here as we have our own in-house security and also that from PICC (Putrajaya International Convention Centre).
"We will make sure the necessary is done to make sure the meeting runs well.
"Hopefully, no one will sabotage us like switching off the air conditioning, lights or cause any ruckus.
"I hope this won't happen but if the cops feel they want to have a look, they are most welcome," said Muhyiddin.
He was speaking to the media at the PICC here after chairing a Bersatu supreme council meeting here to brief its members about the preparations of the AGM, which kicks off later at night.
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