Candidate · P136 Tangga Batu (2022)
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Overall due diligence
Moderate
Enhanced due diligence required
The records show a current MP with party and policy interfaces but no unresolved legal or integrity matter, so enhanced review should focus on office-related exposure without implying misconduct.
Electoral resilience
Medium
He won P136 Tangga Batu in 2022 by 8,849 votes after losing the 2021 Melaka state contest; no further election results are supplied.
Political continuity
Stable
All electoral records place him in PAS/PN, and he advocated contesting under the PN umbrella in 2021; no party switch is documented.
Integrity signal
Open
No allegation or legal outcome is documented in the supplied reports, and no MACC or court-registry check is included, so the legal-integrity picture remains open rather than established.
Financial / corporate
Open
The only corporate link reported is past employment at KLK; no SSM filings, current company or GLC roles, assets or financial disclosures are covered.
How much due-diligence attention each area needs — not a finding of wrongdoing.
The records identify him as Tangga Batu MP and a PAS delegate, creating public-office exposure attributable to position rather than wrongdoing.
His PN advocacy, coalition statements and parliamentary policy work document political influence and institutional interfaces.
No tender, contract, award, appointment or other procurement activity is covered.
Past KLK employment is reported, but no current corporate or GLC role and no company-registry checks are documented.
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No MACC, police, regulatory or conviction information is covered.
No assets, income, interests or financial-disclosure records are covered.
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The records show a current MP with party and policy interfaces but no unresolved legal or integrity matter, so enhanced review should focus on office-related exposure without implying misconduct.
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Arrests, charges, convictions, sentences, acquittals and pardons as reported by credible sources. Each item is marked with its stage — a charge is not a conviction — and outcomes are listed where reported.
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The Edge Malaysia reported that at an unofficial count at 7.10pm, Pakatan Nasional was placed third in the Kelebang contest with 2,030 votes, behind BN's Lim Ban Hong on 2,459 votes and Harapan's Gue Teck on 2,246 votes.
“PN is in third place with 2,030 votes in Kelebang at 7.10pm.”
The Edge Malaysia reported that Bakri Jamaluddin contested the Kelebang seat in the Melaka state election as the Pakatan Nasional candidate.
“the incumbent Gue Teck is defending the seat against BN's Lim Ban Hong, who is the state MCA chief, and PN's Bakri Jamaluddin.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that PAS's Tangga Batu delegate Bakri Jamaluddin supported a party muktamar resolution rejecting the Urban Renewal Bill.
“It was also supported by Tangga Batu delegate Bakri Jamaluddin.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Bakri bin Jamaluddin was the Tangga Batu MP.
“Tangga Batu MP Bakri Jamaluddin has revealed that his phone was hacked by a person who then used it to obtain money from his acquaintances.”
Astro Awani reported that Bakri Jamaluddin said Pas works as one unit with professionals and experts in various fields, and that Pas candidates in Melaka could form a government with its other coalition partners if given a mandate by voters.
“Tidak hanya golongan agamawan, tetapi Pas bekerja sebagai satu unit bersama dengan golongan profesional dan pakar pelbagai bidang dalam melaksanakan tugas dan tanggungjawab yang digalas mereka.”
Astro Awani reported that Bakri Jamaluddin said the performance, transparency and integrity of Pas ministers in the federal cabinet give a new breath to Melaka voters and can convince them, countering the view that Pas is a 'parti lebai'.
““Hari ini kita melihat dengan prestasi beberapa menteri yang mewakili parti Pas di peringkat pusat, kita dapat lihat bagaimana prestasi mereka, ketelusan mereka bekerja, integriti mereka. “Ini memberi nafas baru khusus kepada kami di Melaka dan ini saya lihat dapat meyakinkan rakyat. Kalau selama ini rakyat melihat Pas adalah 'parti lebai', tetapi apabila mereka melihat prestasi menteri Pas yang lebai ini di (peringkat) pusat, nampaknya mereka ‘perform’.””
The Vibes reported that Bakri bin Jamaluddin said PAS should contest under the PN umbrella and use PN’s logo to signal the party’s movement toward unity among all people.
“In this regard, he said it is best for PAS to contest under the PN umbrella, which also includes Malay-based Bersatu and multiracial party Gerakan. “When we talk about umat (people), it’s not only referring to the Muslims. Umat consists of all human beings. That’s what I mean by unity. “And in talking about unity, it is better that we use PN’s logo, to give a signal that PAS is moving towards uniting the rakyat,” he said.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Tangga Batu MP Bakri Jamaluddin said Patrick Kee, a former plantations director of Kuala Lumpur Kepong group, was the Malaysian who died in a helicopter crash in West Kalimantan, Indonesia.
“PETALING JAYA: Patrick Kee, a former plantations director of Kuala Lumpur Kepong group, was the Malaysian who died in a helicopter crash in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, on Thursday, according to Tangga Batu MP Bakri Jamaluddin.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Bakri bin Jamaluddin said he had served under Patrick Kee's leadership while at Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad (KLK).
“He said he had served under Kee’s leadership while at Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad (KLK).”
Malaysiakini reported that Bakri Jamaluddin said the closure of Continental's Alor Setar plant could be a red flag regarding the purchasing power of domestic consumers, noting the tyres are typically bought by M40 and T20 earners.
““The closing of this plant could be a signal or a ‘red flag’ pertaining to the purchasing powers of domestic consumers.“It must be noted that the tyres manufactured by this company are usually purchased by the M40 and T20 communities,” he said in a statement today.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Bakri bin Jamaluddin said that exporting renewable energy to Singapore would lead Singapore to build its own data centres, and that selling renewable energy would grow the economy, open job opportunities and meet the country's carbon offset commitments.
““We grow the economy, open up job opportunities, and meet the carbon offset that we have been talking about.””
Free Malaysia Today reported that Bakri bin Jamaluddin asked the government for its plans to encourage the use of renewable energy by local industries, citing Iceland, Norway and Sweden as examples of countries that had done so successfully.
“He cited how other countries in the world, such as Iceland, Norway and Sweden, had been able to do so successfully.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Bakri bin Jamaluddin urged the government to re-evaluate its decision to lift the renewable energy export ban while debating the 2024 supply bill at committee level in the Dewan Rakyat.
““If we don’t sell and focus on ourselves, then data centres will come to operate in Malaysia,” Bakri told the Dewan Rakyat when debating the 2024 supply bill at the committee level.”
Free Malaysia Today reported Bakri bin Jamaluddin's position that MCMC should bar the relevant number and improve its complaints system, and that he would raise the matter in Parliament and through his TikTok account.
“He believed that the MCMC should bar the number after receiving his complaint. “I feel MCMC’s complaints system should be improved. I will raise this matter up in Parliament as well as through my TikTok account,” he said.”
Contested 2 elections, won 1.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE15 (2022) | P136 Tangga Batu | PAS · PN | 37,406 40.6% | Won by 8,849 |
| Melaka state election 2021 | N14 Kelebang | PAS · PN | 3,884 29.7% | 3rd of 3 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
Collected automatically from credible outlets and Wikipedia, then cross-checked: Verified items match the official record, Confirmed items were reported by two or more different outlets, and single-source items are one outlet’s report. Partisan and anonymous claims are never shown.