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PAS chief Hadi prepared to answer police questions on US allegations
PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang is expected to cooperate with police following claims regarding alleged US involvement in efforts to destabilise the government. The party's leadership has signalled its readiness to address the matter through official channels.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang is prepared to provide a statement to police in connection with allegations concerning alleged United States involvement in attempts to topple the Malaysian government, according to party representatives.
The development follows recent controversy surrounding claims made by PAS leadership regarding foreign interference in domestic political affairs. The party has indicated its willingness to engage fully with law enforcement authorities investigating the matter.
Police have been reviewing allegations related to the claims, with officials expected to record statements from relevant parties as part of their investigation. The cooperation from PAS leadership underscores the party's commitment to clarifying its position on the contentious issue.
The matter has drawn significant attention given its implications for Malaysia's political stability and foreign relations. Authorities have not indicated a timeline for completing their inquiries.
PAS has previously maintained that its statements were made in the public interest and in accordance with its responsibility to alert Malaysians to perceived threats to national governance.