Indira's meddling hindered progress, says IGP

Outgoing IGP Abdul Hamid Bador says he had appealed to M Indira Gandhi not to make any statements, but she didn’t keep her promise.

PETALING JAYA: Police could have made “huge progress” last year in the case of kindergarten teacher M Indira Gandhi if only she and other groups had not interfered, says Abdul Hamid Bador. “I appealed to Indira. I told her to give me some time, not to meddle and not to make any statements, but she didn’t keep her promise,” said the outgoing inspector-general of police.

He added that statements issued by non-governmental organisations had also “frightened off” Indira’s former husband, Muhammad Riduan Abdullah and temporarily severed communications.

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