Current leadership of Penang Hindu Endowment Board to remain until July 2025, says Chow


GEORGE TOWN: The Penang Hindu Endowment Board (PHEB) will maintain its current leadership until the end of its term in July 2025.

Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow's office said that the state government, through the Penang state executive council, has not discussed any changes in PHEB leadership.

"The PHEB leadership will be maintained until the end of the term in July 2025.

"The state government will implement necessary decisions before the end of its term," he said on Friday (April 4).

It was reported on Sunday (March 30) that PHEB might see a leadership change following significant shifts in DAP after its March 16 elections.

PHEB, a statutory body, is currently chaired by Jelutong MP RSN Rayer, with Senator Dr RA Lingeshwaran as deputy chairman, and the current tenure of PHEB commissioners ends in July.

Deputy Chief Minister II Jagdeep Singh Deo was mentioned as a possible new leader.

"I am willing to head PHEB if needed, as there have been requests and memorandums from Indian organisations and people seeking a change in the board.

"There are experienced professionals and technocrats willing to assist the board if I were to helm it," Jagdeep said.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

12 cops under probe over alleged RM2mil extortion of foreign national
Controversial businessman Liow not a PKR member, says Fuziah
Perikatan open to exploring further cooperation with Barisan, says Ahmad Samsuri
Sack with human skeletal remains found in Kangar farm
Malaysia to host Bahrain Grand Prix from Oct 2-4
Wedding bells soon for Syed Saddiq & Bella?
Ayob Khan urges review of police leadership rank structure
PM Anwar congratulates Alif Rakib on historic One Championship world title win
Sanusi's speech taken out of context, says Perikatan info chief
Police force must place integrity and professionalism above all, says outgoing Deputy IGP

Others Also Read