Shuhaily belum terima surat pindah semula ke pasukan polis, kata peguam

Former Deputy Director of the Criminal Investigations Department (JSJ) at Bukit Aman, Shuhaily Zain, is still awaiting official confirmation from the Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN) regarding her transfer back to the police force, according to her lawyer Rafique Rashid Ali. Rafique stated that Shuhaily still possesses the authority to carry out her duties as the head of the agency until a formal order is issued.

As of now, she has not been found guilty of any allegations, thus she can continue to perform her duties normally. When encountered at the court complex, Rafique urged the Home Minister, Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, to clarify Shuhaily's status due to the conflicting statements made by the minister earlier, which has sparked various speculations.

Rafique questioned why the public is left wondering why the minister's announcement does not align with the actual events, emphasizing that Saifuddin should appear to explain the situation as it has raised doubts. On October 21st last year, Shuhaily pleaded not guilty in the Magistrate's Court in Sepang for charges of assault against two police officers at KLIA in September.

Saifuddin had previously stated that his ministry has decided to terminate the loan period of Shuhaily's transfer to AKPS and return her to the police force. However, Shuhaily resumed her duties as the head of AKPS on Monday by adjourning the commander's meeting, following reports that she had taken leave the previous weekend. Former Deputy Director of the JSJ Bukit Aman, Shuhaily Zain, was loaned to AKPS as head of the agency since July 1st of this year.

The Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Khalid Ismail, previously emphasized that the two-year term of Shuhaily's appointment as head of AKPS can only be shortened with the permission of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.