00:00The anti-Azam Baki rally ended with a renewed pledge to continue pushing for a Royal Commission of Inquiry
00:07to investigate the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and to implement institutional reforms within the agency.
00:14Former PKR Deputy President Rafizi Ramli, who delivered the final speech,
00:19said pressure would continue until an RCI is established and structural reforms were carried out,
00:25vowing to keep pushing for an independent probe into alleged corporate mafia and collusion within the MACC.
00:32Rafizi said they will continue the pressure until the government publishes the findings of the investigation into Azam's shareholding case.
00:40The Pandan MP also said they will continue to push for and support the appointment of the MACC Chief Commissioner
00:47through a parliamentary process.
00:50The rally, which drew about 1,000 participants in the city centre, was the second such gathering this year
00:56following a shareholding controversy involving Azam and allegations of MACC's manipulation of corporate takeovers.
01:04The turnout came despite an earlier announcement that former High Court Judge Abdul Halim Aman
01:09will replace Azam as MACC Chief Commissioner effective May 13th.
01:14Natasha Bust, FMT.