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Selangor palace wants probe into alleged impersonation of Raja Muda’s bodyguard

It says it has received reports on the matter, which involved purported deals for land and luxury cars.

Selangor palace wants probe into alleged impersonation of Raja Muda’s bodyguard

Selangor palace has voiced concerns over alleged impersonation of the royal household's personal bodyguard, according to a statement made by the Office of the Sultan of Selangor. The palace received reports of fraudulent deals involving land and luxury cars, allegedly orchestrated by an individual who falsely claimed to be the bodyguard's representative.

The palace administration has taken this matter seriously and has referred it to the police for a comprehensive and impartial investigation. The palace administration has emphasized that it will not shield anyone found guilty of involvement in this case. Furthermore, the palace has urged the public to verify any claims made by individuals purporting to represent or have connections with the royal household before engaging in any transactions.

The palace stressed the critical importance of validating the authenticity of such claims to prevent individuals from becoming victims of fraudulent schemes.

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