Principal remanded over alleged RM10,000 bribes


MELAKA: A male principal of an Islamic learning institution here has been remanded for five days to assist investigations into allegations that he solicited and received about RM10,000 in bribes to approve payment claims linked to the supply of meals.

The remand order, effective until Sunday (March 1), was issued by Magistrate Uthman Abd Ghani following an application by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) at the Ayer Keroh Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday (Feb 25).

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

Next In Nation

No more Malaysians stranded in western Saudi, says consulate-general
Tourism Ministry looks to parts of Europe, Asia, Asean to ensure smooth VMY2026, says Tiong
Impact of West Asia conflict to be discussed at special Cabinet meeting, says DPM Fadillah
Sabah to oppose federal application to stay on 40% revenue rights, says state AG
Police detect 540 illegal routes nationwide, says IGP
Ministry monitoring students to prevent extremist infiltration in schools, says Fadhlina
Hishammuddin says he is ready to return to Umno if suspension lifted
Quit rent hike burdens Penang smallholders, says MCA
Don’t sacrifice Penang's natural environment for commercial interests, says MCA
Esscom cracks down on illegal resorts, businesses in Semporna

Others Also Read