Why Are Protestors Investigated, Not the Corrupt?

Sinar Daily

Muda Acting President and Puteri Wangsa Assemblywoman Amira Aisya Abd Aziz said protests against MACC Chief Commissioner Azam Baki are not new - she’s been involved since the #UndurAzamBaki rally in 2022, organised by a coalition of young Malaysians demanding accountability.  She criticised the current government’s hypocrisy - highlighting how leaders who once marched alongside the youth have now renewed Azam Baki’s contract twice after coming to power.  Watch the full episode on all Sinar Daily social media platforms.  #AmiraAisya #UndurAzamBaki #SinarDaily #TopNewsPodcast #MUDA #FightCorruption #HakRakyat #DoubleStandards #PoliticalHypocrisy

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00:00There have been multiple protests against Azam Baki and multiple protests about this Adun-Adun Sabah.

00:06Instead of wasting our resources on investigating those who protested, those who questioned,

00:14why don't you use that resource to investigate the allegations that we made?

00:17Daripada you gunakan kuasa and duit yang ada to pressure the people who speak out,

00:22what you need to do is fight against that corruption and not fight against the people who want to fight corruption.

00:28It doesn't make sense.

00:29The protests against Azam Baki is not new.

00:33I've been in this protest, the same protest, but masa tu kita panggil Undur Azam Baki

00:37and that was organised by a coalition of young people in 2022.

00:44And during that protest, it was because there was an alleged, very strong allegations that Azam Baki holds shares.

00:51Yes.

00:52Which as a commissioner of MACC, he should not be able to hold shares.

00:56However, nothing was really being done to show that the investigation against Azam Baki was fair,

01:02was transparent or that it is being done by a party that has no biasness towards Azam Baki.

01:08And so it is very unacceptable.

01:10The highest body that governs corruption, that fights against corruption,

01:17has somebody who has been alleged to be corrupted, leading the MACC.

01:22So that is something that is super unacceptable.

01:24So we've had that protest in 2022.

01:26I've been investigated.

01:27But the recent protests was organised again by a group of young people,

01:32very brave young people who have staged a lot of protests against corruption.

01:37But during that protest, I spoke about a couple of things.

01:39Number one, I spoke about how it's not just ironic that Azam Baki has not been properly investigated.

01:46It's super ironic the fact that Kerajaan Pakatan Harapan was with us multiple times

01:51fighting against Azam Baki when they were in opposition.

01:54But now that they are in government, they've renewed Azam Baki's contract twice.

01:58Dah dua kali Azam Baki punya contract renewed.

02:00So that's the first thing that I question.

02:03I felt that that's a huge hypocrisy.

02:05And it's a huge disrespect to the people who voted for you,

02:10thinking that you will fight against this, number one.

02:12Number two, I question about Adun-Adun Sabah.

02:16Because initially they said that they cannot charge this Adun

02:19because video-video itu ada editing, edited.

02:23So they cannot use that as an evidence.

02:25But an unedited version of the videos have been submitted.

02:28And at that point of time, they haven't charged any of the Adun-Sabah anyway.

02:32When recently two has been charged, but I still feel that that's not enough.

02:38And so I question that.

02:39And again, I question about the fact that Musa Aman,

02:43who has had multiple corruption cases against him,

02:47and people say that he has cleared his name in court, but he hasn't.

02:52The only thing that he has received is dismissal not amounting to acquittal by the AGC.

02:59So that is not equivalent to clearing your name in court.

03:03Bukan fight sampai habis-habis Sadiq lah, basically.

03:04Yeah, basically.

03:05And Sadiq punya fight, Sadiq is still fighting because there's now an appeal against him.

03:10And so I question these three things.

03:12And so when I was called to the police to be investigated,

03:16it was mainly about the Sabah things.

03:20About the Adun Sabah and about Musa Aman.

03:23because apparently a report was made in, was it in Tawaw or Papar?

03:30Oh, it was in Sabah.

03:31In Sabah.

03:31A report was made in Sabah.

03:33But they said, it's okay, I don't have to come to Sabah.

03:36They transferred my case to Dangwangi lah.

03:38So I was investigated in Dangwangi.

03:40But my point is this.

03:43My point is that there have been multiple protests against Azam Baki

03:47and multiple protests about this Adun-Adun Sabah.

03:51Instead of wasting our resources on investigating those who protested,

03:57those who questioned,

03:58why don't you use that resource to investigate the allegations that we made?

04:01So daripada you gunakan kuasa and duit yang ada

04:05to pressure the people who speak out,

04:08what you need to do is fight against that corruption

04:10and not fight against the people who want to fight corruption.

04:14It doesn't make sense.

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