Dr M blames Pak Lah, Najib for causing disunity among Malays

Lawyer Latheefa Koya's call for the prime minister to be stripped of executive powers to appoint judges is ironic given her background. 

A PKR division leader claimed. Batu PKR chief Asheeq Ali Sethi Alivi said the Lawyers for Liberty co-founder should remember that the same executive powers were used to appoint her as MACC chief commissioner in 2019. 
"When she was appointed as...?. Did Latheefa forget how she became MACC chief, PKR leader asking. Published:  Jul 14, 2025 11:38 AM.
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(14-07-2025, 04:41 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Lawyer Latheefa Koya's call for the prime minister to be stripped of executive powers to appoint judges is ironic given her background. 

A PKR division leader claimed. Batu PKR chief Asheeq Ali Sethi Alivi said the Lawyers for Liberty co-founder should remember that the same executive powers were used to appoint her as MACC chief commissioner in 2019. 
"When she was appointed as...?. Did Latheefa forget how she became MACC chief, PKR leader asking. Published:  Jul 14, 2025 11:38 AM.

JUNE 9 — G25 welcomes appointment of Latheefa Beebi Koya, as Malaysia’s new Chief Commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). On the advice of by the then PM Tun Mahathir Mohamad. 

His Majesty the Yang di PertuanAgong made the appointment. She succeeds Datuk Seri Mohd Shukri Abdull, who resigned a year before his two-year contract was due to end in 2020. G25 is confident that the controversial appointment of prominent human rights lawyer will prove to be an asset for all citizens of Malaysia. 

Even though the appointment is seen as a unilateral move on the part of the then Prime Minister, the post needed to be filled immediately. While we uphold the democratic process of checks balances through the process of a Parliamentary Select Committee, this appointment should be seen as an exceptional circumstance. Corruption in our nation has reached critical proportions, traversing all levels of society. Whilst we had wished for the emergence of the constitutional convention of parliamentary scrutiny in the appointment process, which sadly, did not happen, it cannot be denied that the appointment was strictly in accordance with the law.

The Pakatan Harapan (PH) govt came to power against the background of a much-needed overhaul of financial, legal and political transgressions that have affected a vast majority of grassroots Malaysia. Counter-productive criticisms of Latheefa Koya’s appointment are self-serving, manipulative and politically-motivated. Detractors are exploiting the on-going narrative of PH’s failed promises for their selfish, political advantage. On contrary.

Malaysians have to envision a bigger picture. Counter-productive criticisms of Latheefa Koya’s appointment are self-serving, manipulative and politically-motivated. Detractors are exploiting the on-going narrative of PH’s failed promises for their selfish, political advantage. On the contrary, Malaysians have to envision the bigger picture.  Corruptioncronyism and nepotism must be tackled by a commission that is professional. It must be steered by a morally-upright and experienced individual at the helm, who will fearlessly, but fairly, enforce the rule of law, above everything else. These qualities are embodied in Latheefa Koya. We should judge her by her deeds as Chief Commissioner of the MACC, irrespective of her previous political inclinations.

Ok, who will fearlessly, but fairly, enforce the rule of law, above everything else. These qualities are embodied in Latheefa Koya. We should judge her by her deeds as Chief Commissioner of the MACC, irrespective of her previous political inclinations. 

G25 acknowledges that the process of her appointment was unconventional. Having said that, it is necessary to seek a formal change in the law in order to impose the rigour of parliamentary scrutiny. However, till then, the flexibility in adhering to constitutional conventions should not be denied. 

Here!. Also, PH is still undergoing a transitional period whereby there are often unrealistic expectations of Tun Mahathir and his Cabinet. Rather, we must support decisions that promote good governance and appropriate legal processes. After all, these are a means to an end.
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(14-07-2025, 05:03 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  JUNE 9 — G25 welcomes appointment of Latheefa Beebi Koya, as Malaysia’s new Chief Commissioner of the M'sian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). On the advice of by the then PM Tun Mahathir Mohamad. 

His Majesty the Yang di PertuanAgong made the appointment. She succeeds Datuk Seri Mohd Shukri Abdull, who resigned a year before his two-year contract was due to end in 2020. G25 is confident that the controversial appointment of prominent human rights lawyer will prove to be an asset for all citizens of Malaysia. 

Even though the appointment is seen as a unilateral move on the part of the then Prime Minister, the post needed to be filled immediately. While we uphold the democratic process of checks balances through the process of a Parliamentary Select Committee, this appointment should be seen as an exceptional circumstance. Corruption in our nation has reached critical proportions, traversing all levels of society. Whilst we had wished for the emergence of the constitutional convention of parliamentary scrutiny in the appointment process, which sadly, did not happen, it cannot be denied that the appointment was strictly in accordance with the law.

The Pakatan Harapan (PH) govt came to power against the background of a much-needed overhaul of financial, legal and political transgressions that have affected a vast majority of grassroots Malaysia. Counter-productive criticisms of Latheefa Koya’s appointment are self-serving, manipulative and politically-motivated. Detractors are exploiting the on-going narrative of PH’s failed promises for their selfish, political advantage. On contrary.

Malaysians have to envision a bigger picture. Counter-productive criticisms of Latheefa Koya’s appointment are self-serving, manipulative and politically-motivated. Detractors are exploiting the on-going narrative of PH’s failed promises for their selfish, political advantage. On the contrary, Malaysians have to envision the bigger picture.  Corruptioncronyism and nepotism must be tackled by a commission that is professional. It must be steered by a morally-upright and experienced individual at the helm, who will fearlessly, but fairly, enforce the rule of law, above everything else. These qualities are embodied in Latheefa Koya. We should judge her by her deeds as Chief Commissioner of the MACC, irrespective of her previous political inclinations.

Ok, who will fearlessly, but fairly, enforce the rule of law, above everything else. These qualities are embodied in Latheefa Koya. We should judge her by her deeds as Chief Commissioner of the MACC, irrespective of her previous political inclinations. 

G25 acknowledges that the process of her appointment was unconventional. Having said that, it is necessary to seek a formal change in the law in order to impose the rigour of parliamentary scrutiny. However, till then, the flexibility in adhering to constitutional conventions should not be denied. 

Here!. Also, PH is still undergoing a transitional period whereby there are often unrealistic expectations of the then Tun Mahathir and his Cabinet.

Rather, we must support decisions that promote good governance and appropriate legal processes. After all, these are a means to an end.

We welcome the appointment of Latheefa Koya as chief commissioner of MACC — G25 | Malay Mail.
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Anwar: House arrest document for Najib now a matter for the courts | Malay Mail. https://share.google/vbptJTYR9CXm3S2em
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Friday, 11 Jul 2025 4:52 PM MYT
PUTRAJAYA, July 11 — The govt respects views of all parties regarding the addendum issue, but emphasises that document is subject to judicial process, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.


This additional document is a court matter now, no issue. Let the court handle it. Everyone is entitled to their opinion; we respect that, but (we) must follow due process,” he told reporters after performing Friday prayers at Surau Ar-Rahim here today.

Anwar was responding to Umno’s statement urging for implementation of the house arrest order for former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, in line with the absolute powers of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong under Article 42(1) of the Federal Constitution.

Umno secretary-general Datuk Dr Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki reported saying, followed confirmation of additional document’s existence by the Attorney General.

Last Wednesday, media reported that the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) did not dispute existence of the additional document, which would allow Najib to serve the remainder of his jail term under house arrest. However, the AGC contested the procedure for submitting the document as new evidence in Najib’s judicial review application at the High Court. — Bernama news 
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(13-07-2025, 09:26 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  KUALA LUMPUR: M'sian former PM. Mahathir Mohamad has been discharged from hospital, his office said on Sunday (Jul 13), after being admitted for fatigue following a picnic celebration for his 100th birthday....Dr Mahathir, a leader of Southeast Asian nation for more than two decades, has a history of heart problems and has undergone bypass surgeries. He has been hospitalised repeatedly in recent years, most recently in October for a respiratory infection.

Be4, he check in to hospital, he is still cycling. Yes still very strong...BUT now.

A Century-old Dr Mahathir cycles???,, celebratesthen checks into IJN.

His son Mokhzani says just tired (VIDEO) | Malay Mail... Rotfl what a Joker. Bigeyes
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(23-06-2024, 01:12 PM)theold Wrote:  He, Dr M claimed the problem began right after he resigned from his first tenure as prime minister in 2003 & handed over reins to Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. (Anyway Rip Badawi)

Former PM Dr Mahathir Mohamad blamed his successors for causing division among the Malays, alleging that their incompetence caused the community to abandon Umno
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https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/709560

Malaysian Bar has successfully marched in Putrajaya today in a bid to defend judicial integrity. Seven representatives from Malaysian Bar, led by president Ezri Abdul Wahab, have handed over their memorandum of demands to the Prime Minister’s Office.

PKR deputy president and Prime Minister’s daughter, Nurul Izzah also took part in the Malaysian Bar march.
Meanwhile, Perikatan Nasional old man, chairperson Muhyiddin Yassin reiterated calls for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to resign, following allegations of interference in judicial appointments involving a senior judge accused of integrity issues... Big Grin
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(15-07-2025, 02:11 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Malaysian Bar has successfully marched in Putrajaya today in a bid to defend judicial integrity. Seven representatives from Malaysian Bar, led by president Ezri Abdul Wahab, have handed over their memorandum of demands to the Prime Minister’s Office.

PKR deputy president and Prime Minister’s daughter, Nurul Izzah also took part in the Malaysian Bar march.
Meanwhile, Perikatan Nasional old man, chairperson Muhyiddin Yassin reiterated calls for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to resign, following allegations of interference in judicial appointments involving a senior judge accused of integrity issues... Big Grin

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(15-07-2025, 02:11 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Malaysian Bar has successfully marched in Putrajaya today in a bid to defend judicial integrity. Seven representatives from Malaysian Bar, led by president Ezri Abdul Wahab, have handed over their memorandum of demands to the Prime Minister’s Office.

PKR deputy president and Prime Minister’s daughter, Nurul Izzah also took part in the Malaysian Bar march.
Meanwhile, Perikatan Nasional old man, chairperson Muhyiddin Yassin reiterated calls for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to resign, following allegations of interference in judicial appointments involving a senior judge accused of integrity issues... Big Grin

PETALING JAYA: PM Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will announce name new Chief Justice of Malaya after obtaining consent of of Conference of Malay Rulers, says Anthony Loke Transport Minister said the Malay Rulers would be meeting from July 15 to 17.
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(23-06-2024, 03:11 PM)Manthink Wrote:  Bolehland Ah Bolehland... Dr M continue to complain....Big Grin

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