What has Malaysia become?

Lionel Morais Lionel Morais Updated 5 years ago · Published on 3 Apr 2019 1:00PM · 6 Comments

Pastor Raymond Koh’s wife, Susanna Liew (right), consoling Amri Che Mat’s wife, Norhayati Ariffin at Suhakam’s final inquiry into the disappearance of Koh and Amri in Kuala Lumpur today. – The Malaysian Insight pic by Hasnoor Hussain, April 3, 2019.

THE shocking findings of the Suhakam public inquiry into the disappearance of two missing activists will create extreme fear and prejudice against the police force.

That the police were responsible for the abductions of the two is unnerving, to say the least.

They have been previously accused of throwing people into the slammer and brutality. 

Now this? 

And the thought that the former inspector-general of police Khalid Abu Bakar and his underlings in Special Branch testified in the inquiry, denying any role in this, is unbelievable.

Malaysians should not allow them now to use the excuse that they were simply following orders to get out of this.

If that is the excuse, then tell us who gave the orders to abduct and God knows, do what else to the two men. Remember, they have yet to be found.

We have charged the former prime minister, deputy prime minister and a senior minister from the Najib administration, so it should be easier bringing these former top cops to book, too.

What else are they hiding? Do we now need to be concerned about the Indira Gandhi case as well?

They must be held accountable for the missing activists at least. It happened on their watch. They have brought the 212-year-old police institution to their knees.

Malaysia, already reeling from the largest kleptocracy scandal in the world, now has a police force accused of the most heinous crime.

If nothing is done quickly by the present administration to bring these fellows to book and show the world we mean business cleaning up the system, then we will have the blood of pastor Raymond Koh and activist Amri Che Mat on our hands, too.

God help Malaysia. – April 3, 2019.

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  • I cant say I am surprised by this finding. The Police force in this county has been committing all kinds of heinous acts. They have been abusing the uniform and what it stands for for decades under a corrupt BN Government. Justice must be done and those who gave the orders to forcefully abduct these people must be taken up and made to pay for such acts. This is outrageous and makes a farce of laws in this country.

    Posted 5 years ago by Sunita petrus · Reply

  • The twitter-happy ex-IGP and current IGP are a disgrace. Both should be investigated, hauled to court together with the other rogue police and religious leaders involved in the kidnappings.

    Posted 5 years ago by Rupert Lum · Reply

  • The twitter-happy ex-IGP and current IGP are a disgrace. Both should be investigated, hauled to court together with the other rogue police and religious leaders involved in the kidnappings.

    Posted 5 years ago by Rupert Lum · Reply

  • The twitter-happy ex-IGP and current IGP are a disgrace. Both should be investigated, hauled to court together with the other rogue police and religious leaders involved in the kidnappings.

    Posted 5 years ago by Rupert Lum · Reply

  • The twitter-happy ex-IGP and current IGP are a disgrace. Both should be investigated, hauled to court together with the other rogue police and religious leaders involved in the kidnappings.

    Posted 5 years ago by Rupert Lum · Reply

  • The twitter-happy ex-IGP and current IGP are a disgrace. Both should be investigated, hauled to court together with the other rogue police and religious leaders involved in the kidnappings.

    Posted 5 years ago by Rupert Lum · Reply