Pemuda Umno, PAS gerak laporan polis terhadap peguam negara

Pemuda Umno and PAS are mobilizing police reports across the nation against the Attorney General, Dusuki Mokhtar, following the decision not to impose a house arrest on former Prime Minister, Najib Razak. This action is seen as crucial for enabling investigations into allegations of misuse of power. "We believe this issue cannot be left as it is," said Dr Akmal Saleh, Pemuda Umno's leader, after discussing with colleagues.

Similarly, Dr Akmal Saleh also spoke with PAS' leader to coordinate the nationwide movement. This joint effort was announced during a joint campaign with Johor's Menteri Besar, Onn Hafiz Ghazi, at DUN Merlimau. The Palace has defended any challenges to the conditional pardon that would allow Najib to serve the remaining part of his prison sentence under house arrest, which was reportedly issued on 18 September.

Akmal also questioned the time taken by the Attorney General to seek clarification on legal matters related to the house arrest provision, which he believes was issued on 18 September. He noted that seven days have passed and the Attorney General should not require any more time to obtain the necessary clarification. The Attorney General's delay in receiving this clarification is a matter they wish to investigate.

If there is misuse of power, they cannot remain silent. Najib is entitled to house arrest as stated in the order, following the payment of a RM50 million fine. Despite his mistakes and the execution of his sentence, the privilege granted by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's order should be respected. Earlier today, the Palace emphasized that any attempt to contest the conditional pardon allowing Najib to complete the remaining part of his prison sentence under house arrest, following a RM50 million fine, is contrary to the order issued by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.

The 15-year prison term and RM11.387 billion fine imposed on Najib in the 1MDB case are scheduled to begin in 2028, following his 6-year prison sentence for the SRC International case.