We heard footsteps but no one came, says Beng Hock family on Anwar’s promise
The family of the late DAP officer criticises the absence of any action despite assurances from the prime minister.
(MalaysiaNow) – The family of the late Teoh Beng Hock, which is seeking to reopen an investigation into the mysterious death of the late DAP officer, has criticised the lack of action two months after getting a personal assurance from Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
They said during their meeting with Anwar, he promised to consult with the inspector-general of police and the attorney about reopening the investigation.
“But we have not seen any action from the police so far,” said a statement issued on behalf of Teoh’s family by a foundation in his name, the Teoh Beng Hock Association for Democratic Advancement.
“The reopening of Teoh Beng Hock’s case is only, to adopt a famous chinese idiom, hearing the sound of footsteps, but no one came down,” it said.
