GISB case: Cops to investigate Abuya's daughter's rape claims


SHAH ALAM: The police are set to investigate claims made by Ummu Atiyah Ashaari, who alleges that she was a victim of violence and rape by a leader of GISB Sdn Bhd.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain stated that if a police report is filed by Ummu Atiyah, the daughter of former Al-Arqam leader Ashaari Muhammad, also known as Abuya, a thorough investigation will follow.

He mentioned that upon receiving a police report, efforts would be made to locate Ummu Atiyah.

"If a report is filed, the police will track down the victim and proceed with the investigation," he said on Saturday (Oct 19).

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Earlier, Sinar Harian reported that Ummu Atiyah claimed the incident occurred when she was forced to marry a GISB leader in 2015.

She refused the marriage, citing her aversion to the leader, whom she described as old and repulsive.

Ummu Atiyah then fled to a friend's house in Jordan.

However, the leader and his followers found her in Jordan and brought her back to Malaysia for the marriage.

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