Kesopanan & kesusilaan is not exclusive fr dresscodes alone Mr IGP. It is fr behaviour & conduct of ur men & women in blue too.
You're setting a bad exmple by defending this.
Assisting a victim of accident shld be priority!
Step down if you're more interested in what she wore. https://t.co/B9vAVK8z1h

— Kasthuri Patto (@PattoKasthuri) February 4, 2023

1. Women, Family, and Community Development Minister Nancy Shukri told BFM News, it is unreasonable for the police to turn away any individual in need of help on the basis of a dress code.

She says, the woman who was turned away for her attire was not given the help she sought. https://t.co/UPIyvZiHXT pic.twitter.com/cnBhv0YIMU

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) February 3, 2023

3. "Especially kalau kemalangan, kadang-kadang for insurance pun, they have to report within 24 hours," says Nancy.

Earlier, a woman who went to the Kajang police HQ in a pair of shorts, was asked to change before entering the station to deal with the police.

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) February 3, 2023

Former PJ OCPD, Mr Nik Ezanee during his tenure in PJ has changed the dress code — he said, no right minded person would come to lodge a report unless they have to, so it does not matter how they dress. https://t.co/zmiceihgkN

— ansmjd (@ansmjd) February 1, 2023

1. A woman who wanted to lodge a police report following a car accident claims she was denied entry into the station because of her attire.

She told FMT an officer at the Kajang police station refused her entry because she was "wearing shorts".https://t.co/rNbNdqEDQz

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) January 31, 2023

3. "It was ridiculous. How can they deny me the right to lodge a report unless I change my clothes?

"He told me he didn’t care and that even ministers wouldn’t be allowed to enter."

She was forced to call her sister to bring her a change of clothes.

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) January 31, 2023