File photo of policemen on duty in Kuala Lumpur. They are ever ready to face the general election, which must be held within the next few months.
He said the force had made the necessary preparations to ensure a smooth election process.
“The police are on stand-by and ready to be mobilised at any time, should the government dissolve Parliament, to ensure public order and peace is maintained.
“The police will also co-operate with the Election Commission to ensure the (election) process is smooth,” he told reporters after launching the state-level “Gelombang Kedamaian 1KDN” gathering here.
He said that according to normal procedures, police would set up tactical headquarters in all states during the election period.
On the Home Ministry’s Young Squad, Lee said it now had 1.14 million members, including 54,864 members in Negri Sembilan.
The members comprise volunteers in agencies under the ministry, like the People’s Volunteer Corps (Rela), Malaysian Civil Defence Department, National Anti-Drug Agency, Prisons Department and the Undergraduate Volunteer Police Corps (SukSis). — Bernama
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