PRK Sungai Bakap: Lapor SPRM jika ada elemen rasuah, salah guna kuasa

KUALA LUMPUR: Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) melancarkan bilik gerakan Pilihan Raya Kecil (PRK) Dewan Undang Negeri (DUN) N.20 Sungai Bakap, pada Sabtu.

Dalam satu kenyataan, badan pencegah rasuah itu berkata, ini bagi membolehkan orang ramai menyalurkan maklumat serta aduan berkaitan perbuatan rasuah dan salah guna kuasa sepanjang PRK itu berlangsung.

"Bilik gerakan PRK DUN N.20 Sungai Bakap beroperasi 24 jam mulai Sabtu hingga 6 Julai 2024 dan akan ditempatkan di dua lokasi iaitu di SPRM Pulau Pinang, Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah dan di SPRM Cawangan Seberang Perai.

"Selain itu, orang ramai juga boleh menyalurkan sebarang aduan rasuah dan salah guna kuasa melalui emel kepada prk2024 _npg@sprm.goy.my atau hubungi talian 04-2299262 sambungan 1107," katanya pada Sabtu.

Dalam pada itu, SPRM juga mengingatkan kepada semua calon dan parti politik yang bertanding agar tidak melakukan aktiviti-aktiviti yang boleh melanggar undang-undang dan peraturan pilihan raya selaras dengan Akta Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia 2009 dan Akla Kesalahan Pilihan Raya 1954.

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