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Rafizi Says Police Summoned Him Over Corporate-Mafia Remarks

Rafizi says a police call-in followed his Selayang speech. The account does not establish attendance, charges or the truth of allegations that Ramanan has denied.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 3 November 2026 – Parti Bersama Malaysia leader Rafizi Ramli says police instructed him to attend Bukit Aman at 10am on 3 November to record a statement over remarks about an alleged corporate mafia. In a statement published the previous day, he said the investigation followed a 22 October police report concerning a speech delivered in Selayang on 20 October.

The development matters to readers following Malaysian governance because it involves two distinct issues: allegations about corporate conduct and an investigation into the public remarks themselves. Neither should be treated as a finding against the people named. The account reports Rafizi’s description of the call-in, not independent confirmation that he attended, was charged or that the underlying allegations were substantiated.

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