Candidate · P114 Kepong (2022)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The records consist of four official election results plus three 2026 press reports of his public statements about other institutions' matters, with no corporate, financial, litigation or regulatory coverage supplied.
Electoral resilience
High
Recorded as winning four consecutive general elections between 2008 and 2022, with majorities rising from 7,732 (2008) to 61,081 (2022). Two different seats were contested, Segambut then Kepong.
Political continuity
Stable
Records show the same party (DAP) across 2008-2022, contesting under the PR banner in 2008 and 2013 and the PH banner in 2018 and 2022. No party switching appears in the records.
Integrity signal
Clear
The records contain no allegation, charge, investigation or case against Lim Lip Eng; his recorded public statements concern other agencies' matters. This reflects only the limited records supplied, not a verified clean record.
Financial / corporate
Open
No company-registry, GLC, asset-declaration, credit or financial-disclosure records were provided. No corporate or foundation roles appear in the records.
How much due-diligence attention each area needs — not a finding of wrongdoing.
Records show a four-term national MP; exposure flows from the office itself, not from any documented wrongdoing.
Records document only party affiliation and the parliamentary seat; no documented relationships, roles or transactions beyond that.
No records on procurement, contracts, constituency allocations or project awards involving him.
No company, GLC, statutory-body or foundation roles appear in the records.
The records contain no court or legal matters and no court-registry checks were supplied.
No regulatory or criminal findings appear, but the records do not cover MACC, police or regulatory case histories.
No asset declarations, statements of interest or other financial disclosures are included in the records.
Media presence is documented through three 2026 reports on sensitive enforcement and clemency matters; none alleges wrongdoing by him.
The public record supplied here is limited to four official election results and three October 2026 press reports of Lim Lip Eng commenting on the immigration department's special-pass allegations and on Najib Razak's house-arrest conditions. The results show a durable electoral base: four straight wins from 2008 to 2022 across two seats with growing majorities, and continuous DAP affiliation under the PR then PH banners. Nothing in the records alleges misconduct by him; the statements recorded are about other institutions' handling of investigations and clemency terms. Corporate, financial, litigation and procurement exposure remain entirely undocumented, so the assessment is insufficient rather than favourable, and those areas are marked open.
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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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Allegations and investigations as reported by credible outlets. An allegation is not a finding; read each with its stage and source.
Free Malaysia Today reported that Lim Lip Eng said the authorities should not wait for media exposure to explain themselves, and asked what action had been taken since Aug 10 when the allegations first surfaced, rather than another announcement of an investigation.
““The people want to know the actions that have been taken since Aug 10 (when the allegations first surfaced), not just hear another announcement of an investigation,” he said.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng called on Inspector-General of Police Khalid Ismail and Attorney-General Dusuki Mokhtar to disclose how many of the 2,097 police officers and personnel arrested between 2021 and August 2026 have been charged, convicted or dismissed from the force.
“Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng has called on Inspector-General of Police Khalid Ismail and Attorney-General Dusuki Mokhtar to disclose how many of the 2,097 police officers and personnel arrested from 2021 to August this year have been charged, convicted or dismissed from the force.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Lim Lip Eng contrasted the investigation timeline in the police robbery case with that of Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency chief Shuhaily Zain, who was charged 23 days after an incident at KLIA, and said the inspector-general of police and the attorney-general should explain the difference.
“Lim contrasted this with the case of Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency chief Shuhaily Zain, who was charged in court 23 days after an incident at KLIA.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Lim Lip Eng questioned the delay in the investigation of a case involving 12 police officers suspected of robbing a group of Chinese nationals of cryptocurrency worth about RM200,000 in Country Heights, Kajang, on Feb 5.
“Lim also questioned the delay in investigating a case involving 12 police officers suspected of robbing a group of Chinese nationals of cryptocurrency worth about RM200,000 in Country Heights, Kajang, on Feb 5.”
The Vibes reported that Lim Lip Eng urged Selangor authorities to investigate PAS's allegations and take legal action if deliberate dissemination of false information to mislead Muslims was established.
“Lim urged the Selangor authorities to investigate allegations made by PAS and take legal action if it was established that anyone had deliberately spread false information to mislead Muslims.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng said the immigration department headquarters should take over the investigation into alleged irregularities in the issuance of special passes, and that allegations of corruption and wrongdoing should be referred to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and the police.
“Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng said the immigration department headquarters should take over the investigation, while allegations of corruption and wrongdoing should be referred to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and the police.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that DAP's Lim Lip Eng (Kepong MP) criticised the prisons department's order barring Najib Razak from disclosing the terms of his house arrest, calling it "ridiculous" and urging that the conditions be made public because they involve public interest.
“Najib is still a prisoner. He is not yet a free man. This case involves public interest and may be a reference for the future implementation of house arrests. "So the people deserve to know how imprisonment will be conducted outside of prison," he said in a statement. Lim urged the prisons department to make public the terms of Najib's house arrest”
The Vibes reported that Lim Lip Eng said Muslims must observe Islamic dietary requirements but that these rules should not be imposed on non-Muslims, who may choose their food if they comply with the law.
“He said Muslims must observe Islamic dietary requirements, but such religious rules should not be imposed on non-Muslims, who have the right to choose their food as long as they comply with the law.”
The Vibes reported that Lim Lip Eng accused PAS of exploiting the Sultan of Selangor's decree to stir religious sentiment over proposed live-pig imports and challenged PAS to identify the legal provisions restricting those imports.
“KEPONG MP Lim Lip Eng has accused PAS of exploiting the Sultan of Selangor’s decree to stir religious sentiment over the proposed movement of live pigs from Sarawak into the state. Lim, who is also Port Klang Free Zone chairman, challenged PAS to identify the legal provisions that prohibit the import of live pigs from Sarawak or other states into Selangor.”
Contested 4 elections, won 4.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE15 (2022) | P114 Kepong | DAP · PH | 64,308 88.9% | Won by 61,081 |
| GE14 (2018) | P114 Kepong | DAP · PH | 56,516 92.0% | Won by 51,628 |
| GE13 (2013) | P117 Segambut | DAP · PR | 41,383 65.1% | Won by 19,199 |
| GE12 (2008) | P117 Segambut | DAP · PR | 25,046 59.1% | Won by 7,732 |
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.