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RoS calls Takiyuddin for further statement over BERSATU complaint

Takiyuddin Hassan Called by Registrar of Societies to Give Statement on BERSATU Complaint

Source: Harian Metro · August 22, 2026 at 5:00 PM · AI-assisted report

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RoS calls Takiyuddin for further statement over BERSATU complaint
Photo: Wikimedia Commons — Bursa Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, 23 AUGUST 2026 —

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Takiyuddin Hassan Called by Registrar of Societies to Give Statement on BERSATU Complaint

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KOTA BARGA, Malaysia – The Secretary-General of Perikatan Nasional (PN), Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan, confirmed that he was summoned by the Registrar of Societies (RoS) to provide a statement regarding a complaint lodged by the opposition coalition BERSATU. The summons was issued the previous day, and Takiyuddin is expected to appear at the RoS office in Kota Bharu to respond to the allegations.

The call has implications for the Malaysian capital market, as investors closely monitor political developments that could affect the stability of the ruling coalition. While the Malaysian stock exchange (Bursa Malaysia) has not yet reacted to the summons, analysts anticipate that any further escalation could lead to volatility in the benchmark KLCI index. Market participants are advised to monitor the situation for potential impacts on corporate governance and regulatory compliance standards.

According to a statement released by the PN office, Takiyuddin was notified by the RoS on 22 August 2026 and will provide his testimony on 23 August 2026. The complaint, filed by BERSATU, alleges that PN has engaged in activities that contravene the Societies Act 1966. Details of the specific allegations are not yet available. The PN office has reiterated its commitment to transparency and cooperation with the RoS investigation.

Looking ahead, the outcome of the RoS inquiry could shape the political landscape ahead of the next general election scheduled for 2028. If the investigation finds no wrongdoing, PN may strengthen its position; however, any findings of misconduct could prompt calls for leadership changes within the coalition.

Investors and stakeholders should remain alert to official releases from the RoS and PN for updates on the investigation’s progress and potential ramifications for Malaysia’s political and economic environment.

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