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Malaysians: Why Is Najib Still Allowed To Have PDRM Escorts?

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As everyone may already know, earlier this morning was the final SRC International Sdn Bhd appeal involving former Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak.

And while many have been focusing on the case itself, there are other aspects surrounding the entire incident that is causing uproar among the people.

Malaysia Gazette took to their Twitter page to showcase Najib leaving his home to make his way to the Federal Court along with Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) escorts, making netizens question why the former Prime Minister is still allowed the privilege of traffic escorts.

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Malaysia Gazette wrote, “Former Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak just left his home at Pavilion at 9am to attending proceedings at the Federal Court, Putrajaya.”

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Netizens, on the other hand, immediately spotted the police escorts showcased in the video and shared their disapproval over Najib still receiving the privilege. 

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“Police escort for this thief! They’ve lost their minds.”

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“Can still escort? Aduh, what a world.”

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“Criminals are also guarded by the police. Only in Malaysia.”

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“Malaysian police now have become very different. They apparently work to guard thieves and criminals.”

 

While it is understandable that, as a former Prime Minister, he can receive such privileges, but considering he had already been found ‘guilty’, should he still have access to these benefits?

Stay tuned for more updates. 

 

Also read: Are UMNO Leaders Asking PM Ismail Sabri To Intervene In Najib Razak’s Court Case?

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