◉ HEADLINES

Johor sultan calls on civil servants to declare assets annually

Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar suggests govt to study low salary scale which leads to stress

5:22 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – All civil servants should declare their assets annually as this is one of the measures to prevent ill-gotten wealth, said Johor ruler Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar.

He also decreed that the public servants in Johor should live within their means and to avoid being involved in corrupt practices.

He added that the government can study the low salary scale of certain civil servants, as this could be a stress factor, especially in the big cities.

“Civil servants need to live within their means. Remember, any civil servant living luxuriously as a result of corruption will not escape investigation by the authorities.

“You (civil servants) are being observed. Civil servants who have luxury lifestyles would raise questions,” he said in a Facebook post today.

He also reminded Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain that the authorities must not compromise with any officers found to abuse their power or involved in corruption. – October 15, 2023

Topics

 

◉ Popular

DoSM estimates Malaysia’s population to be 34.1 mil in 2024

Three states with the highest population are Selangor, Johor, Sabah

Egypt’s prestigious Al-Azhar University’s admittance of a non-Muslim student could serve as an example to learn from – Hafiz Hassan

Despite being an Islamic institution with rigorous requirements, the school made an exception to its rules in 2017

Jana Wibawa: Muhyiddin’s trial continues as appeals court rejects bid to reinstate acquittal

Five-judge panel dismisses Bersatu president’s application to review findings which led to four charges related to RM232.5 mil in bribes being reinstated in Feb

◉ Related