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Malaysia's outgoing Deputy Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ayob Khan has stressed that the PDRM must enforce the law impartially, regardless of political affiliation, to earn world-class status and maintain public confidence.
Malaysia's Deputy Home Minister has reaffirmed that police will not provide special protection to any individual during high-profile investigations, emphasising the force's commitment to professional and transparent inquiry procedures.
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The Royal Malaysia Police has initiated a disciplinary inquiry into an officer following a viral video incident in China. Inspector-General of Police stresses that all personnel must maintain professional standards.
The Royal Malaysia Police will deploy 11,926 officers and personnel across five operational phases to maintain security and ensure smooth conduct during the Johor State Election, with reinforcement from specialised units.