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Pasir Gudang MP Says Battling Corruption Isn’t Tourism Minister’s Job, Netizens Disagree

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Pasir Gudang Mp Say Tourism Minister Job Is Not To Battle Corruption
Source: Bebas News & ASTRO AWANI

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A few days prior to the weekend, it was reported that a minister had gone to KLIA and caused a scene.

It turns out that the minister was Dato Sri Tiong King Sing, who admitted in a statement that he was at KLIA.

However, he explained that he went there to battle corruption as a female traveller from China had been offered a “package” by some officers there.

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In response to the explanation, Pasir Gudang MP, Hassan Karim said on Twitter that the Tourism Minister’s job is not to battle corruption.

“Exposing corruption is SPM, the police and the Immigration department’s work under the Ministry of Home Affairs. Not the job of the tourism minister.”

Hassan Abdul Karim Corruption Tourism Minister

The MP continued, “The minister was obstructing a civil servant from doing their job and this is a wrongdoing under the Penal Code, he also misused his power according to the SPRM Act. He (the minister) couldn’t even do his job right.”

Many netizens disagree with the Pasir Gudang MP and believe battling corruption is a collective effort.

Corruption Pasir Gudang Reply

“You are wrong. What messages are you trying to spread here? Battling corruption is everyone’s duty no matter their position. If a minister is showing a good example by battling corruption, those below will be afraid to participate (in corruption). So, please kindly correct your statement.”

Corruption Pasir Gudang Reply 3

“Wrong. We all have that responsibility, no matter ministers or just a citizen. He’s doing his job as this act of corruption might affect Malaysia’s tourism which is under his ministry. Don’t enable corruption and destroyers of the nation.”

Minister Tiong King Sing

Corruption Pasir Gudang Reply 2

“Why not Pak Hassan? Battling corruption is everyone’s duty. If not then why did Rafizi expose corruption before this? I don’t agree with you on this.”

Well, it is indeed everyone’s duty to be actively against any corruption. What is your take on this? Let us know in the comments.

 

Also read: Minister Admits It Was Him At KLIA Arrivals Hall, Said He Was There To Investigate Corruption

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Source: Bebas News
Source: ASTRO AWANI
Source: Twitter
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