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Allegations of misconduct by Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail and former police chief Musa Hassan should be probed because these ‘affect the integrity of agencies meting out justice’.
The least the government can do is form a parliamentary select committee to investigate the allegations, PKR Youth chief Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin told Malaysiakini.
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“I call on (premier) Najib (Abdul Razak) to compel a probe of agencies implementing justice, including the allegations that Abdul Gani, Musa and the Anti-Corruption Agency having been used to fix people up.”
“How can the public trust them if such allegations remain unanswered? The question also remains whether Najib is committed to reform.”
Shamsul Iskandar said he is puzzled as to why the government hasshot down the call for a tribunal to probe allegations by former Commercial Crime Investigation Department director Ramli Yusuff and former Kuala Lumpur CID chief Mat Zain Ibrahim against Abdul Gani and Musa.
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Malaysiakini has twice tweeted Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein since Saturday for a response, but there has been no reply.
Text-messages to Abdul Gani and an email to the public relations office of the Attorney-General’s Chambers have similarly gone unanswered to date.
Last Monday, Hishammuddin had asked for evidence of the allegedwrongdoing. When this was provided, he said there was “no need” for fresh investigation into the matter.
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