Malaysian Bar repeats its call for an RCI


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Bar has joined the chorus by legal experts and politicians for an immediate Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) to weed out the “rotten apples” in the judiciary as alleged by Court of Appeal judge Datuk Dr Hamid Sultan Abu Backer.

Malaysian Bar president George Varughese said as Hamid Sultan is a senior judge, his 65-page affidavit of collusions between judges and litigants would erode public confidence in the judiciary.

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