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Rafizi Ramli Condemns Dirty Politics Against Nik Nazmi

Published 2026-10-24

Rafizi Ramli Condemns Dirty Politics Against Nik Nazmi | Integri News

Minister of Economy, Rafizi Ramli, recently came forward to condemn the actions of certain parties allegedly attempting to tarnish the image of the Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad. He described the attacks launched against his colleague as a form of 'dirty politics' that is unhealthy for the country's democratic landscape.

This issue arose following allegations related to a 'khalwat' (close proximity) case linked to Nik Nazmi on social media. Rafizi asserted that these accusations are baseless and intended to destroy the leader's reputation. He also expressed concern over the culture of slander that is becoming increasingly prevalent in the nation's political arena.

In his statement, Rafizi also recalled the history of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), which has frequently been the target of personal attacks since its inception. He believes that such personal attack tactics are an old method still used by opponents to cripple the credibility of government leaders without discussing more important policy issues.

As a senior leader, Rafizi urged the public to be more cautious and not easily deceived by unverified information on the internet. He emphasized that the government's main focus at this time is to restore the country's economy and improve the people's standard of living, rather than entertaining political drama that brings no benefit.

In conclusion, this incident reflects the significant challenges faced by political leaders in the social media era, which is rife with the spread of false information. Authorities are expected to continue monitoring the situation to ensure that harmony and integrity in Malaysian politics are preserved.

Sources: Focus Malaysia

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