MPs urge CJ to continue defending judiciary’s independence


PETALING JAYA: Public concerns over the independence of the judiciary has somewhat eased with Datuk Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh’s appointment as the new Chief Justice, say several PKR MPs.

However, there was some disquiet because of his background as a former Umno leader, while also being more junior than some other judges, they said in a joint statement yesterday.

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