The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has pledged to conduct an impartial investigation into allegations against three Supreme Court judges, emphasizing that it will not succumb to external influence. The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) recently suspended Justices Hosnul Suood, Mahaz Ali Zahir, and Dr. Azmiralda Zahir in connection with the case.
In a statement, the ACC reaffirmed its commitment to investigating corruption allegations without exception, stating that it will proceed within the legal framework governing the judiciary. The commission emphasized its mandate to ensure accountability and uphold integrity in public office.
The JSC’s decision to suspend the justices comes amid heightened scrutiny over judicial conduct, sparking public debate on the independence of key state institutions. The ACC assured that its investigation would remain free from political or institutional interference and that no party would be given special consideration.
The commission further stressed that the investigation will continue without yielding to any influence or favoring any party. The case is expected to have significant implications for the judiciary and the broader legal landscape.
In a statement, the ACC reaffirmed its commitment to investigating corruption allegations without exception, stating that it will proceed within the legal framework governing the judiciary. The commission emphasized its mandate to ensure accountability and uphold integrity in public office.
The JSC’s decision to suspend the justices comes amid heightened scrutiny over judicial conduct, sparking public debate on the independence of key state institutions. The ACC assured that its investigation would remain free from political or institutional interference and that no party would be given special consideration.
The commission further stressed that the investigation will continue without yielding to any influence or favoring any party. The case is expected to have significant implications for the judiciary and the broader legal landscape.
