MACC has no power to prosecute, welcomes legal action against rogue personnel, says Abu Zahar


PUTRAJAYA: The Anti-Corruption Advisory Board welcomes action against anti-graft personnel who violate the law, saying there should be no compromise against those who commit wrongdoings and tarnish the image of the organisation.

Its chairman Tan Sri Abu Zahar Ujang said this reflected the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s stand of no compromise in any criminal wrongdoings among its men.

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