Anak Najib kesal pembebasan bapa ditangguh lagi

Anak Najib Razak, Nooryana Najwa, expressed disappointment over the delay in the implementation of her father's house arrest, despite the payment of a RM50 million penalty to meet the conditions of conditional forgiveness. The family only sought justice and conditional forgiveness for her father. (Picture Bernama) As a daughter, I am very disappointed.

We followed what was set out in the conditional forgiveness order by Tuanku (Sultan Ibrahim). We raised funds, paid the RM50 million penalty, and followed the established process. If there were any other conditions, why were they not made clear from the beginning, and why accept the RM50 million payment now when there are still obstacles? she said in an Instagram video.

She stated that the incident reminded her of the bitter experience faced by her family, especially regarding the additional royal decree. She referred to the house arrest order, issued in 2024, as a follow-up to the original forgiveness order, which reduced Najib's prison sentence from 12 years to 6 years and reduced the fine from RM210 million to RM50 million.

There was too much repetition, ambiguity, and postponement for the sake of postponement. Every time we feel our father is almost back, a new obstacle arises. How long will this continue? We only ask for continued justice. We want the royal decree to be respected, and the rule of law upheld. The Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) suggested yesterday that the implementation of Najib's house arrest be postponed until the research on conditional forgiveness and the Royal Order Release Order is completed.

The AGC said that these two issues involved complex legal matters and had implications for the implementation of the royal forgiveness order and one court order. However, the Palace in a statement today clarified that Sultan Ibrahim emphasized that the conditional forgiveness order was clear, explicit, and without any ambiguity, and had no connection with any other cases involving the former Prime Minister.

The Palace also stressed that there should not be any misunderstanding or long-standing uncertainty about the implementation of the decision that was approved. Since all conditions in the conditional forgiveness order have been met, any argument against the order is tantamount to disregarding the royal decree, according to the Palace's statement.