Johor regent Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim has addressed an incident where a member of the security personnel allegedly punched a deaf ride-hailing driver, stating that there is a movement attempting to undermine the royal institution through this issue. In a statement released on X on Friday (May 31), Tunku Ismail emphasized that any attempts to associate the actions of an “external security personnel” with him and the entire royal institution are unwarranted.
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Johor regent: Statement
Tunku Ismail’s statement followed widespread criticism on social media, including remarks from the Malaysia Deaf Advocacy and Well-being Organisation (DAWN), which noted that the 46-year-old driver, employed by multinational company Grab, was encouraged by the police to drop the case and agreed to accept compensation.
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