The Star (5/12/2007): POLICE are still seeking the real identity of a documentary writer whose article, which was posted on the Prime Minister’s Depart-ment (JPM) website, allegedly contained seditious elements.
In a written reply to Salahuddin Ayub (PAS - Kubang Kerian), Internal Security Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said police were still continuing investigations on the writer known as Dr Ng Seng, as “it is believed that the writer did not use his real name.”
Abdullah also said allocations for the police force had been increasing steadily over the last few years, with some RM3.44bil set aside this year for seven departments or activities.
Almost two-thirds of the money went for management and logistics, compared to crime investigation, security risk and public safety.
The highest allocation went to management activities, with RM1.138bil this year compared to RM1.086bil last year, he said in a written reply to Teresa Kok (DAP - Seputeh).
In a written reply to Salahuddin Ayub (PAS - Kubang Kerian), Internal Security Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said police were still continuing investigations on the writer known as Dr Ng Seng, as “it is believed that the writer did not use his real name.”
Abdullah also said allocations for the police force had been increasing steadily over the last few years, with some RM3.44bil set aside this year for seven departments or activities.
Almost two-thirds of the money went for management and logistics, compared to crime investigation, security risk and public safety.
The highest allocation went to management activities, with RM1.138bil this year compared to RM1.086bil last year, he said in a written reply to Teresa Kok (DAP - Seputeh).
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