Malaysians Demand Arrest of Anti-Graft Chief Amid Allegations

Hundreds of Malaysians dressed in black assembled in the capital on Sunday, demanding the arrest of anti-corruption chief Azam Baki. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting reports that allege Baki had improper shareholdings and that there was abuse of power within the commission he oversees. The protest reflects growing public dissatisfaction with the handling of corruption cases in the country. Demonstrators called for accountability and transparency in the investigation of these allegations, emphasizing the need for integrity in public office. The gathering underscores the ongoing concerns about corruption and governance in Malaysia.