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BN urges swift action on Najib house arrest following palace directive
Barisan Nasional has called on the government to respect a palace statement and accelerate former Prime Minister Najib Razak's house arrest implementation. The coalition's leadership warned against treating the delay as a mere administrative or legal technicality.
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Barisan Nasional Secretary-General Zambry Abd Kadir has pressed the government to comply with palace guidance regarding the house arrest of former Prime Minister Najib Razak, emphasising that the matter extends beyond procedural considerations.
Zambry cautioned against dismissing the deferment as a simple administrative issue or interpreting it through narrowly legal frameworks. His remarks underscore the coalition's position that the government should treat the directive with appropriate urgency and weight.
The statement reflects growing pressure within BN circles to expedite implementation of the house arrest sentence, which has faced delays. The coalition appears intent on ensuring the matter receives priority attention from relevant government authorities.
The intervention comes amid broader discussions surrounding Najib's legal status and the execution of court-ordered sentences. BN's public stance suggests the coalition views compliance with palace guidance as essential to maintaining institutional credibility and public confidence in the justice system.
Government officials have not yet issued a formal response to the coalition's latest call for acceleration of the house arrest implementation.