Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has known as on public servants in Selangor to embrace the Madani idea and be open to change so as to combat corruption and cronyism. Selangor is considered the fortress of the national unity authorities and a vital element in Malaysia’s aspirations to become a developed country.
During a speech to Selangor civil servants, Anwar urged them to challenge irregularities in the system and prevent the rich from participating in corrupt practices for personal achieve. He highlighted the country’s RM1.5 trillion debt and the widening hole between the wealthy and the poor, emphasising the importance of taxing the rich, not the general public.
Anwar also addressed accusations that he had taken away Malay-Muslim rights and disadvantaged people of their Haj pilgrimage rights, clarifying that he had only carried out so for the wealthy who abused the system. Ridiculous expressed his dedication to bringing those who embezzled public funds to justice, regardless of their status or non secular stature.
The Prime Minister emphasised that the stolen funds may have been utilised for public infrastructure such as improved schools, roads, and hospitals. Once these points are addressed, the federal government can explore methods to extend civil service pay ranges..