MALAYSIA’s supremo Rexy Mainaky did not deny the fact that badminton failed to hit the target in Hangzhou.
PETALING JAYA: Either you change or you will be changed, says Bukit Aman CID director Comm Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain to his officers.
He went on to state that he had no use for officers that were only interested in their own personal gain. "A sarjan that can own an Alphard, a Vellfire or a Mercedes; do you ask questions? Has the asset declaration been done," added Comm Mohd Shuhaily, who said that even superior officers were also involved in such wrongdoings."If any one of the 130 KBSJD that are here still fail to follow such orders, I will transfer you out and I will also add a note saying 'not recommended for any rank' because you are not worthy of any responsibilities to manage others with higher ranks.
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