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Baseless comments on meat cartel may erode trust in halal cert process, says Jakim officer | Malaysia

Wednesday, 23 Dec 2020 09:02 PM MYT BY ASHMAN ADAM Datuk Abdul Aziz Jusoh says meat and meat products imported into Malaysia must be certified halal from overseas halal certification bodies recognised by Jakim. ― Picture by Yusuf Mat Isa Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 23 ― A top officer from the country’s federal Islamic agency has reminded Muslims today against producing allegations and comments on the halal meat scandal that do not come with strong backing or evidence. The Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim) Deputy Director-General (Operations), Datuk Abdul Aziz Jusoh was reported saying the issue is still under investigation, and any negative comments may adversely affect trust in Malaysia’s halal certification at both domestic and international levels.

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Kit Siang s aide wants government, MACC to probe meat cartel report claims

Kit Siang’s aide wants government, MACC to probe ‘meat cartel’ report claims Radzi Razak © Provided by Malay Mail Lawyer Syahredzan Johan wants the government to probe a recent report claiming that government officers accepted bribes in exchange for allowing non-halal meat to be passed off as halal. Picture by Mukhriz Hazim KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 22 Lawyer Syahredzan Johan wants the government to probe a recent report claiming that government officers accepted bribes in exchange for allowing non-halal meat to be passed off as halal. In a statement today, the political secretary to DAP veteran leader Lim Kit Siang said the expose by the

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Kit Siang s aide wants government, MACC to probe meat cartel report claims | Malaysia

Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020 03:06 PM MYT BY RADZI RAZAK Lawyer Syahredzan Johan wants the government to probe a recent report claiming that government officers accepted bribes in exchange for allowing non-halal meat to be passed off as halal. Picture by Mukhriz Hazim Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 22 Lawyer Syahredzan Johan wants the government to probe a recent report claiming that government officers accepted bribes in exchange for allowing non-halal meat to be passed off as halal. In a statement today, the political secretary to DAP veteran leader Lim Kit Siang said the expose by the

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Meat cartel bribing government officers

Meat cartel bribing government officers Mohamed Basyir © Provided by New Straits Times A woman looking at meat products at a shop in a major city. PIC BY ASWADI ALIAS KUALA LUMPUR: Senior officers from no fewer than four government agencies are believed to be working hand-in-glove with a cartel specialising in bringing non-certified meat into Malaysia and passing it off as halal-certified products. These senior officers, entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring that halal standards are upheld, have instead received money, and in some cases even women for sex, as bribes in order to turn a blind eye to the cartel s operations and ensure that the its activities go undetected.

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