Credibility at stake


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 30 Jun 2019

Not happy: Pastor Koh’s wife Susanna and Amri’s wife Norhayati question if the special task force can be balanced, independent, transparent and fair.

THE chief responsibility of Malaysia’s large police force, which is under the jurisdiction of the Home Affairs Ministry, is the maintenance of our country’s internal security. Yet, as we glance at today’s news, there seems to be a “selective efficiency” in their professionalism.

On the one hand, they claim confidence in tackling the threat of international terrorism while on the other, they continue to draw a blank when it comes to tracing Pastor Raymond Koh, Amri Che Mat and Indira Gandhi’s daughter!

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