Gobind Singh says there should not be any question of withdrawing the police report and investigations must commence.
In a statement, Gobind said, “Given the nature of the police report and its immense public importance, I call upon the police and Attorney-General not to back down. They cannot and must not sit back and do nothing.
“They must act.”
He also demanded that action be taken against anybody who called for a withdrawal of the police report as this would be seen as interfering with investigations.
“If there are any attempts to scuttle or interfere with investigations by anyone, then I demand that action be taken against them as well,” Gobind said referring to UMNO Secretary-General Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor who reportedly asked Khairuddin to withdraw the police report he lodged Friday.
Saying, “lodging a police report is a serious matter and cannot be taken lightly”, Gobind added, “It is strange but I would have thought that Tengku Adnan would have welcomed a full and open investigation into the matter particularly given the public interest element involved in this case.”
Gobind added, “If there has been no wrong, nobody needs to be afraid.”
He also challenged Prime Minister Najib Razak to “come out in the open to support a full, open and transparent investigation in this matter.”
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