The central bank’s deputy governor Marzunisham Omar says Y Kohila had engaged in political activities despite warnings after her earlier participation in a Bersih rally.
KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara Malaysia’s disciplinary committee decided to sack a manager six years ago due to her “severe misconduct” after involving herself in political activities, a witness told the High Court.
The BNM panel had found Kohila guilty on three counts of misconduct after a domestic inquiry in May and June 2017. “The committee is required to determine the appropriate punishment to be meted out to an employee who has been found guilty by the domestic inquiry panel,” he said at the hearing of Kohila’s suit for unlawful dismissal against BNM.
Marzunisham said Kohila conducted herself in a manner not befitting her status as an employee of BNM by participating in a public rally on May 1, 2016, and wearing an anti-GST shirt.
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