Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized that corruption prosecutions must be evidence-based and follow proper procedures, rejecting accusations of dictatorial leadership. He stated decisions aren't based solely on directives but require thorough investigation. Addressing a video linking a minister and state assembly member to a mining scandal, Anwar confirmed he questioned the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), stressing the importance of facts over perception, allegations, and slander in handling such matters. He reiterated his commitment to upholding the law and maintaining peace during his visit to Sabah for the Kaamatan festival.
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