Kertas siasatan remaja dirogol sebelum berkahwin dibuka semula

Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail, Peguam Negara - Foto Bernama


PUTRAJAYA:  Pejabat Peguam Negara hari ini mengarahkan supaya polis mengumpul semula bukti berkaitan kes seorang remaja berumur 14 tahun yang dikatakan berkahwin selepas diperkosa, dalam tempoh seminggu.

"Bagaimanapun jika bukti yang dikumpulkan tidak mencukupi, kes ini tidak akan dibuka," kata Peguam Negara Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail dalam satu persidangan media di pejabatnya di sini hari ini.

Beliau berkata pihaknya akan menggunakan bukti yang diperoleh semasa kertas siasatan tersebut dibuka pertama kali tahun lepas, selain akan memanggil semula individu berkaitan untuk merekod percakapan.

Katanya keputusan dibuat ekoran gesaan orang awam yang prihatin dengan kes itu.

Abdul Gani berkata antara individu yang akan dipanggil ialah mangsa, ayah mangsa, ibu saudara mangsa, doktor yang memeriksa mangsa serta dua suspek termasuk bekas suami mangsa.

Kes berkenaan mula mendapat perhatian selepas penceraian pasangan muda itu pada November mendapat liputan meluas media, dan bapa remaja perempuan itu membuat kenyataan media bahawa anaknya menjadi mangsa rogol sebelum berkahwin.

Remaja itu dinikahkan pada bulan November tahun lepas setelah mendapat perintah kebenaran untuk bernikah di bawah umur daripada Mahkamah Rendah Syariah Kulim.

Beberapa hari selepas penceraian, bapa gadis itu dilaporkan berkata bekas suami remaja itu dan dua kawan lelakinya telah memperkosa anaknya empat bulan sebelum pernikahan, dan kes itu pernah dilaporkan kepada polis pada 15 Julai 2012.

Menurutnya laporan itu ditarik balik selepas dia didatangi bapa lelaki berkenaan yang merayu supaya laporan ditarik balik.


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Google ranked No. 1 in super brands survey

Google has been ranked as Malaysian consumers' most favourite brand, according to the latest brand survey from Superbrands conducted by the research agency BDRC Asia Pte Ltd.

The online survey of 1,500 Malaysian consumers aged 18-55 years old identified over 650 of Malaysian consumers' favourite brands across across 109 consumer product ands service categories.

The respondents, weighted by age and gender to reflect the profile of Malaysia's adult internet population, were asked to identify their favourite brand in each of the 109 categories.

Among the top 10 favourite brands were 100 Plus, Double A, Air Asia, Ogawa, Gardenia, Energizer, Panasonic, Maggi and Meps.

Superbrands Malaysia Chief Executive Officer Mark Pointer said the fact that these brands have been voted by Malaysia's consumers as their favourite brand is testament to the recognition and standing that these brands have in the local market.

"Great brands such as the brands in the Superbrands top 10 list consistently deliver on this and that's why consumers identify with them and think of them as their favourite brands," he said.

In addition to identifying Malaysia's favourite brands, the survey also looked at Superbrands' awareness and consumers' perceptions in Malaysia, with the findings showing the logo is widely recognised, achieving an awareness level of 81 per cent.

Superbrands, which set foot in Malaysia in 2000, is an international brand marketing and promotional programme that celebrates the best and most valued brands in more than 80 countries around the world.

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