Power doesn’t corrupt people, people corrupt power!
Corruption has always been a never-ending debate in our beloved country. It was recently found that Malaysia has lost up to RM60 billion due to corruption.
Therefore, Malaysians are urged to voice out whenever it comes to corruption as it needs to stop urgently!
Azam Baki investigated for corruption
Recently, there were controversial allegations that the 6th Chief Commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Haji Azam bin Baki was involved in corruption himself!
He claimed that his brother was using his account to invest in stocks which were worth millions.
This drew backlash and even resulted in SPRM high officer releasing a statement allegedly on behalf of everyone saying that they believe him.
However, despite all the claims and evidence of the money being in his own personal account, the Security Commissions Malaysia (SC), yesterday (19 January), announced that there is nothing to be investigated and that he did not go against any laws.
The decision has even prompted Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri to urge people to respect the SC’s decision.
“Undur Azam”
Lembah Pantai MP, Fahmi Fadzil recently posted a picture on Twitter of several politicians that were against Azam Baki. The picture was of them holding a satirical banner of a banknote along with the text, “The Republic of Azam“.
They demanded justice and called for Azam Baki to go down.
Undur Azam @SPRMMalaysia pic.twitter.com/g9ECJp2ElS
— Fahmi Fadzil (@fahmi_fadzil) January 20, 2022
SPRM Twitter account retweeted the tweet!
Moments after the tweet, Twitter users pointed out that the tweet was even retweeted by SPRM’s official Twitter account!
“The battle is joined. #UndurAzam.“
Fahmi Fadzil himself, caught the SPRM retweeting his tweet just in time before it was pulled back.
The battle is joined
— Fahmi Fadzil
Malaysians are going wild over the retweet
Malaysians quickly screenshotted the image of SPRM retweeting the tweet and circulated it on Twitter!
“Seems like the statement by SPRM is as if did not represent the whole SPRM.”
Twitter users left sarcastic comments and hoped for the best for SPRM’s Twitter account admin.
“SPRM admin’s little brother was the one who retweeted it,” said one user sarcastically.
“Admin @SPRMMalaysia blink twice if you need help.”
Apart from that, Twitter users even saluted the admin and said that the admin still has integrity. One user even used the black flag emoji which symbolised the LAWAN movement.
“Rebellions are built on hope.”
Corruption should end now. Stand tall and continue to voice out Malaysians!
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This post first appeared on WORLD OF BUZZ.