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Abdul Aziz Abdul Majid Appointed Malaysia's Deputy Inspector-General
Abdul Aziz Abdul Majid has assumed the position of Deputy Inspector-General of Police, following the retirement of his predecessor Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay in July.
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Abdul Aziz Abdul Majid has been appointed to serve as Malaysia's Deputy Inspector-General of Police (IGP), taking on a role vacated by the departure of Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay earlier this year.
Ayob Khan stepped down from the position in July following his retirement from the Royal Malaysian Police (RMP). The transition marks a significant leadership change within the force's upper echelons during a period when Malaysia's law enforcement continues to navigate evolving security challenges and operational demands.
As Deputy IGP, Abdul Aziz assumes responsibility for supporting the Inspector-General in overseeing national police operations and strategic direction. The appointment reflects the force's internal succession planning and recognizes Abdul Aziz's experience and standing within the organization.
The change in senior leadership comes as the police service maintains focus on crime prevention, public order, and counter-extremism initiatives across the nation.