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FELDA, Tabung Haji probes are not driven by revenge, Anwar says

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

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  • Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said investigations involving FELDA and Tabung Haji were not motivated by revenge.
  • He said the probes formed part of his responsibility to ensure government administration complied with the law and addressed wrongdoing.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has rejected claims that investigations into governance issues involving FELDA and Tabung Haji are driven by personal hostility.

Speaking in Serdang, Anwar said the inquiries were not motivated by envy or revenge. He described them as part of his responsibility to ensure that the country’s administration operates according to the law.

“Don’t politicise it. Think about it,” Anwar said, urging the issue not to be turned into a political dispute. He also said the government must free the country from wrongdoing.

Don't politicise it. Think about it.

· Anwar IbrahimThe prime minister urged people not to politicise investigations into governance issues involving FELDA and Tabung Haji.
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