Harsher punishment needed for those convicted of corruption, says Jerlun MP


KUALA LUMPUR: Jerlun MP Datuk Abd Ghani Ahmad (PN) has advocated for harsher penalties for those convicted of corruption, suggesting maximum jail terms, hefty fines, and asset forfeiture as deterrents.

Abd Ghani emphasised that corruption is strictly prohibited in Islam and should be addressed firmly.

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