Deeply concerned about claims of Immigration Services Union officer being badly treated in KLIA


We, members of G25, comprising former senior civil servants, are deeply concerned over the statement issued by the Immigration Services Union of Peninsular Malaysia (KPISM) containing allegations against the KPPA (Director-General of Public Service), one of the top three civil servants in the country. The Union claims that its officer on duty at KLIA was badly treated at the VIP lounge when he was humiliated by the KPPA in front of others. The allegation states that the KPPA was angry that the VIP room was closed when he arrived.

The public is entitled to know the true facts about the allegation because it involves the image of the civil service, in particular, the PTD (Administrative and Diplomatic Service), the senior branch of the public service.

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