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PKR Disciplinary Board warns members against breaches of party rules

The Parti Keadilan Rakyat Disciplinary Board has issued a firm warning that strict action will be taken against any party member found to have violated party regulations or disciplinary codes

Updated 9 months ago · Published on 11 Jan 2026 7:36AM

PKR Disciplinary Board warns members against breaches of party rules
Party urges members to use official channels for complaints to protect the party’s integrity - January 11, 2026

THE Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) Disciplinary Board has cautioned its members that firm and decisive action will be taken against anyone found to have breached party rules or disciplinary standards, as the party seeks to uphold internal order and safeguard its reputation.

Disciplinary Board chairman Datuk Zainol Samah reminded party members to channel any complaints, grievances or issues through the appropriate and official mechanisms provided by the party.

“Using any form of media, including social media, to spread complaints, allegations or information related to the party can damage the party’s reputation and create confusion among members,” he said in a statement issued today.

Zainol said the Disciplinary Board convened a meeting earlier in the day to deliberate on complaints received concerning disciplinary issues and misconduct involving party members who are alleged to have violated party rules and its constitution.

He stressed that the Disciplinary Board remains fully committed to carrying out its responsibilities in a fair, transparent and impartial manner, without favouring any individual or faction, in order to preserve the integrity and good name of the party.

Zainol also called on party members who wish to lodge complaints to do so through the official channels, either by email at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) or by contacting the Disciplinary Board via telephone at 0378850530.

He said adherence to proper procedures is essential to ensure that all complaints are handled responsibly and in accordance with party regulations. - January 11, 2026

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