Audit reveals unpaid fees and staffing issues at Malaysian High Commission in New Delhi


PETALING JAYA: An audit of the High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi has revealed that premium and rental fees totaling INR 216,240 (RM11,933) and INR 5,406 (RM298) per year, respectively, remain unpaid to the Indian government.

The Auditor-General's Report Series 3 indicates that the high commission sent a diplomatic note to the Indian Ministry of External Affairs on March 15, seeking confirmation on its obligation to repay the annual rent.

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