Ramkarpal says to report MACC probe leaks to police
Deputy Law and Institutional Reform Minister Ramkarpal Singh says a police report will allow any MACC case leak to be investigated. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, June 14, 2023.
ANYONE can lodge a police report if they feel information about an Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s investigation has been leaked, Deputy Law and Institutional Reform Minister Ramkarpal Singh told the Dewan Rakyat today. “If there is a leak, this can be dealt with by making a police report and the matter will be investigated further,” the Bukit Gelugor lawmaker told Parliament today during the Minister’s Question Time.
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