Krisis diraja: Segerakan prosiding mahkamah, henti polemik terbuka, gesa Syed Hamid Albar
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Former Malaysian Law Minister Syed Hamid Albar has urged for expedited court proceedings to resolve the crisis in the Nine States institution, urging an end to open conflict and public polemics. He emphasized that the issue, which involves customary law, state law, and constitutional provisions, must be settled through legal channels rather than open debate or sentiment.
According to Albar, who has previously served as a minister both at the federal and state levels, any divergence of opinion between parties indicates a conflict that needs to be resolved. He stressed that those with authority, including state counsel and the Attorney General, have a duty to carry out their responsibilities and their actions should not be perceived as interference if the court has not yet made a decision.
Albar also called for all parties to refrain from issuing conflicting statements, as such actions only exacerbate confusion and hamper rational and impartial efforts to find a solution. He warned that Malaysian citizens, both local and foreign, are also misguided and that the issue is no longer limited to a specific group or state, as it has become a public dispute.
He noted that this situation undermines trust and is detrimental to Malaysian politics and public perception. Albar emphasized that any action related to position or decision-making must adhere to the provisions and legislation outlined in the Constitution.
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