Najib says Royal Commission is “Within the laws”

Decision in the Royal Commission of Inquiry and an inquest in line with Malaysia’s laws, says Najib.

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Over a period of two decades, Najib has become the subject of two principal types of controversies, each of which have been fanned by political opponents. First, he has criticized for alleged (and disputed) statements involving promoting Malay or Islamic interests over non-Malay and secular ones.

Second, he has been accused by opposition leaders, and by journalists and bloggers affiliated with the opposition, of acts of corruption in connection with his term as Defense Minister. Since 2006 he has also been accused by the opposition of involvement in connection with the death of a Mongolian woman killed by two police officers employed as security personnel for senior Malaysian government officials.

Najib has contended that his statements relating to ethnic and religious issues have been exaggerated or taken out of context. He has denied all of the corruption allegations, describing them as fabrications by opposition forces.

He has vehemently denied having any contact with the Mongolian woman, and denied opposition allegations that he undertook any action to influence the investigations following her death.