Candidate · P146 Muar (2022)
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A senior office-holder and sitting MP with an unresolved corruption case on record: a High Court conviction was set aside on appeal and the prosecution's final appeal remained pending, with the Federal Court panel reported split 1-1.
Electoral resilience
High
Won Muar in 2018 with a 6,953 majority and again in 2022 with 1,345; re-elected, but on a sharply reduced margin.
Political continuity
Elevated
Moved from BERSATU to MUDA in 2020, and in October 2026 signed a confidence and supply agreement with the government as a MUDA MP.
Integrity signal
Concern
Charged in 2021, convicted by the High Court in November 2023, then acquitted and discharged by the Court of Appeal in June 2025; the prosecution's appeal to the Federal Court was pending and a 1-1 split was reported in July 2026.
Financial / corporate
Open
No company-registry, GLC-appointment, asset or credit checks are in the records; corporate material is limited to parliamentary questions on GLICs/GLCs and comments on SD Guthrie.
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Former cabinet minister and sitting MP for two terms, with a party leadership profile.
Party to the 2026 confidence and supply agreement and an active questioner in the Dewan Rakyat.
Records show scrutiny of GLIC/GLC funding and constituency allocations rather than any documented procurement role.
No company, GLC or foundation roles are documented, and no registry checks are in the records.
Multi-charge graft case running from 2021 through conviction, acquittal on appeal, and a pending final appeal with a reported 1-1 split.
A High Court conviction stands of record though set aside on appeal; a 2021 police probe under the Penal Code and Communications and Multimedia Act has no recorded outcome.
The charges concerned party funds and personal transfers, and the records contain no asset or wealth declarations.
Continuous high-visibility coverage of the case, the CSA, and public interventions on haze, refugees and MP allowances.
Charged in July and August 2021 over withdrawal of RM1.12 million from BERSATU without Supreme Council approval, misappropriation of RM120,000 in donations, and two RM50,000 transfers to an ASB account; he pleaded not guilty.N28N27N26N25N24N23N22N20N30
Status: Convicted on all charges by the High Court on 9 November 2023 and sentenced to 7 years, RM10 million fine and two strokes, execution stayed;
Reported investigation after a video demanding justice for a man who died in police custody; phone seized and accounts taken over, under Penal Code section 505(b) and Communications and Multimedia Act section 233.N21
Status: Investigation recorded in 2021; no charge, outcome or closure is recorded in the records.
The public record shows a two-term MP for Muar and former Youth and Sports Minister whose profile is defined by a long-running graft case: charged in 2021, convicted by the High Court in 2023, acquitted and discharged by the Court of Appeal in 2025, with the prosecution's final appeal still unresolved and reported as a 1-1 split. Beyond the litigation, the records document an active parliamentary and coalition role, including the October 2026 confidence and supply agreement. Corporate, asset and regulatory-registry checks are not covered by the records, so financial transparency cannot be assessed. The unresolved appeal and the absence of registry checks are the main reasons enhanced due diligence is warranted.
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Specific pledges this politician made, and what credible reporting since says happened. The status is assessed by AI from the linked reports — each quoted passage is checked against its source. “Unclear” means no credible report of the outcome was found yet, not that the promise was broken.
Parlimen Muar · Larian Kesyukuran Muar charity run, aid handover at Pusat Khidmat Rakyat Parlimen Muar · 2026
On 19 July 2026, at a charity run and aid handover in Muar, Syed Saddiq said his side planned to announce several additional forms of assistance, including an education-related scheme through Simpan SSPN to help young people continue to higher education. No later article reports the scheme being launched, funded, or even formally announced. The available articles (an undated Bernama piece on PTPTN's 2026 draw campaign, undated features on Simpan SSPN, an undated 2024 deposits report, and a 31 Aug 2026 Edge feature) all concern PTPTN's national Simpan SSPN products and prize draws, not any Muar or MP-led initiative. With no reporting on the promise either way, its status cannot be determined.
Promised
“Beliau berkata, pihaknya bercadang mengumumkan beberapa bentuk bantuan tambahan, termasuk skim berkaitan pendidikan menerusi Simpanan Pendidikan Nasional (Simpan SSPN) bagi membantu anak muda melanjutkan pengajian ke peringkat lebih tinggi.”
What happened
No credible report of the outcome yet.
Status checked 17 Oct 2026
Parlimen Muar · Larian Kesyukuran Muar charity run, aid handover at Pusat Khidmat Rakyat Parlimen Muar · 2026
Where it stands · latest report 20 Sept 2026
As of 20 Sep 2026, a further RM56,000 had been distributed to residents of Parlimen Muar from the Larian Kesyukuran initiative, bringing the total collected to RM707,000 (up from the RM650,959.21 announced in July). Syed Saddiq said 100% of the funds would be channelled to the people in the form of iPads, laptops and food baskets, and that proof of spending — receipts and an audit report — would be shared in a video that Sunday night; the articles do not confirm that the full 100% has yet been distributed or that the report was actually published.
How it unfolded
On 19 July 2026, at the end of the 170km Larian Kesyukuran, Syed Saddiq pledged that the RM650,959.21 raised would go entirely to eligible Muar recipients with not one sen taken for management, that staff salaries would be paid from his own money, and that a full report with expense receipts for the first phase of aid would be presented. Several reports that day (articles 1, 3, 4) repeat the pledge but record no money delivered yet. The only later report, dated 20 September 2026, shows the first concrete aid has been distributed — RM56,000 more to Muar residents, total collection now RM707,000 — with receipts and an audit report promised in a video that night. So part of the aid has been delivered and the transparency report is still only promised, which fits "partly" rather than full delivery.
Promised
“Kita mahu pastikan setiap sen yang dikutip disalurkan semula kepada warga Muar.”
What happened
19 Jul 2026: pledge that 100% goes to the people and staff salaries are paid from his own money.
Sinar Harian · 19 Jul 2026 — [VIDEO] RM650,959 kutipan Larian Kesyukuran untuk rakyat, Syed Saddiq tegaskan tidak akan ambil walau satu sen | Sinar Harian“Gaji kakitangan akan saya bayar menggunakan duit sendiri atau saya cari jalan lain, tetapi duit ini mesti dipulangkan 100 peratus kepada rakyat”
20 Sep 2026: RM56,000 more aid actually distributed to Muar residents — partial delivery of the promise.
Sinar Harian · 20 Sept 2026 — Kutipan Larian Kesyukuran cecah lebih RM700,000 - Syed Saddiq | Sinar Harian“Sebanyak RM56,000 lagi berjaya disumbangkan kepada penduduk di Parlimen Muar menerusi inisiatif kutipan dana Larian Kesyukuran.”
Status checked 17 Oct 2026
Muar · Press conference at Muar Parliamentary Service Centre · 2026
Where it stands · latest report 9 Oct 2026
As of 9 Oct 2026, Syed Saddiq was still the sitting Muar MP and was in the Dewan Rakyat for the tabling of the 2027 Budget, where the Speaker publicly congratulated him on his upcoming wedding the next day; he was reported hurrying out of the House once the budget presentation ended. Parliament has not been dissolved, so the commitment to keep serving Muar until dissolution is still running, with no completion yet.
How it unfolded
On 19 July 2026, at a press conference at the Muar Parliamentary Service Centre, Syed Saddiq promised that despite shifting focus to starting a family he would not neglect his public duties and would keep serving Muar constituents and stay active in MUDA until Parliament is dissolved. The only later article touching on his conduct is from 9 October 2026, which shows him still seated as Muar MP and attending the 2027 Budget presentation in the House, days before his wedding — consistent with him continuing his parliamentary duties. The promise is an ongoing one tied to the life of this Parliament, which has not yet dissolved (news coverage in late September 2026 still frames Muar as a seat being contested at the next general election), so there is nothing yet that can be called delivered or broken.
Promised
“He pledged to serve his constituents and remain an active member of the youth-oriented Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (MUDA) party until Parliament dissolves.”
What happened
30 Sep 2026: Muar coverage still treats the seat as one to be fought at the next general election, i.e. Parliament not yet dissolved
Free Malaysia Today · 30 Sept 2026 — Muar - Latest News & Updates | Free Malaysia Today“Johor PAS sets sights on Muar in GE16”
9 Oct 2026: still sitting as Muar MP and present in the Dewan Rakyat for the Budget; promise still running, no dissolution yet
The Vibes · 9 Oct 2026 — Speaker congratulates Muar MP as he rushes off after Budget presentation“DEWAN Rakyat Speaker, Tan Sri Johari Abdul, took a moment to offer "congratulations on the upcoming wedding" to Muar Member of Parliament, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, immediately after the presentation of the 2027 Budget today.”
Status checked 17 Oct 2026
According to Wikidata, Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman was born on 1992-12-06 in Pulai.
“date of birth: 1992-12-06; place of birth: Pulai”
According to Wikidata, Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman was a member of Malaysian United Indigenous Party, 2016–2020.
“member of political party: Malaysian United Indigenous Party; start: 2016-01-01; end: 2020-05-28”
According to Wikidata, Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman held the position of member of the Dewan Rakyat for Muar (Pakatan Harapan), from 2018.
“position held: member of the Dewan Rakyat; electoral district: Muar; parliamentary group: Pakatan Harapan; start: 2018-01-01”
According to Wikidata, Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman was a member of Malaysian United Democratic Alliance, from 2020.
“member of political party: Malaysian United Democratic Alliance; start: 2020-09-17”
According to Wikidata, Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman held the position of member of the Dewan Rakyat for Muar (Malaysian United Democratic Alliance), from 2022.
“position held: member of the Dewan Rakyat; electoral district: Muar; parliamentary group: Malaysian United Democratic Alliance; start: 2022-11-19”
According to Wikidata, Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman was educated at International Islamic University Malaysia.
“educated at: International Islamic University Malaysia”
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.
According to Wikipedia, Saddiq was charged in July 2021 with criminal breach of trust for withdrawing RM1.12 million via cheque without approval from BERSATU's Supreme Council and with misappropriating RM120,000 in party donations intended for the 2018 general election, to which he pleaded not guilty.
“In July 2021, Saddiq was charged with criminal breach of trust and misappropriation of funds belonging to his former party, BERSATU. For the first charge, he, then the party's Youth Chief, was accused of criminal breach of trust for withdrawing RM1.12 million via cheque without approval from BERSATU's Supreme Council. He also faced a separate charge of misappropriating RM120,000 in party donations intended for the 2018 general election. He pleaded not guilty to both charges”
According to Wikipedia, Saddiq was charged again in August 2021 with two counts of money laundering for transferring RM50,000 from his bank account to his Amanah Saham Bumiputera account on 16 June 2018 and another RM50,000 on 19 June 2018, to which he pleaded not guilty.
“In August 2021, Saddiq was charged again with two corruption charges of money laundering. According to the charge sheet, the accused transferred RM50,000 from his bank account to his Amanah Saham Bumiputera account on 16 June 2018 and another RM50,000 on 19 June 2018. He pleaded not guilty to the charges.”
According to Wikipedia, on 28 October 2022 the High Court found that the prosecution had succeeded in proving a prima facie case against Saddiq and ordered him to enter his defense on four charges of misappropriation of assets, money laundering and abetting in criminal breach of trust.
“On 28 October 2022, the High Court found that the prosecution had succeeded in proving a prima facie case against Saddiq, and he was ordered to enter his defense on four charges of misappropriation of assets, money laundering and abetting in criminal breach of trust.”
According to Wikipedia, on 9 November 2023 Saddiq was found guilty by the High Court of all the corruption charges and was sentenced to 7 years' imprisonment, a RM10 million fine and two strokes of the cane, with a stay of execution of his sentence granted pending his appeal.
“On 9 November 2023, he was found guilty of all the corruption charges by the High Court, sentencing him to 7 years' imprisonment, a RM 10 million fine and two strokes of the cane. He was granted a stay of execution of his sentence while pending his appeal.”
According to Wikipedia, on 12 December 2024 Saddiq filed his petition of appeal through his lawyers, listing 18 reasons why he should be freed from the graft case and arguing that the trial judge erred in law and breached Section 182A of the Criminal Procedure Code by not considering all the evidence required by the law.
“On 12 December 2024, Saddiq filed his petition through his lawyers, listing 18 reasons why he should be freed from the graft case. In his petition of appeal, he said the trial judge, who convicted him for the offences earlier, erred in law and breached Section 182A of the Criminal Procedure Code because the judge did not consider all the evidence required by the law.”
According to Wikipedia, on 25 June 2025 a three-judge panel of the Court of Appeal acquitted and discharged Saddiq's conviction and sentence, finding merit in the defence's argument that a key witness may have tailored his evidence under pressure from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).
“On 25 June 2025, a three judge panel of the Court of Appeal acquitted and discharged Saddiq's conviction and sentence, thereby freeing him. In the court case, the defence's argument that one of the witnesses, Rafiq tailored his evidence to appease the MACC, was found to have merit in the contention that witnesses were pressured, suggesting MACC might have exerted pressure.”
According to Wikipedia, on 26 June 2025 the Attorney General's Chambers filed an appeal against Saddiq's acquittal and he subsequently faced court on 11 December 2025 in defence of his acquittal.
“The following day, 26 June 2025, the Attorney General's Chambers filed an appeal against his acquittal and Saddiq faced court on 11 December 2025 in defence of his acquittal.”
Utusan Malaysia reported that the Federal Court three-judge panel hearing Syed Saddiq's final appeal on charges of breach of trust, misappropriation of Armada funds, and money laundering is split 1-1, with Court of Appeal President Datuk Seri Abu Bakar Jais upholding the conviction while Datuk Che Mohd Ruzima Ghazali acquitted and freed him of all charges, leaving Datuk Collin Lawrence Sequerah as the deciding vote.
“Keputusan panel tiga hakim Mahkamah Persekutuan kini berada pada kedudukan 1 – 1 iaitu Presiden Mahkamah Rayuan, Datuk Seri Abu Bakar Jais mengekalkan sabitan manakala Datuk Che Mohd Ruzima Ghazali melepaskan dan membebaskan Syed Saddiq daripada kesemua pertuduhan.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that the Federal Court, in a split decision, upheld Syed Saddiq's acquittal from charges of criminal breach of trust, misappropriation of property, and money laundering, rejecting the prosecution's appeal.
“Mahkamah Persekutuan dalam keputusan berbelah bahagi, mengekalkan pembebasannya daripada pertuduhan pecah amanah, salah guna harta, dan pengubahan wang haram.”
Utusan Malaysia reported that the Federal Court was scheduled to determine the outcome of the prosecution's final appeal that day; if the appeal is allowed, Syed Saddiq would be taken to prison to serve the seven-year sentence, with an additional four years possible if he fails to pay the RM10 million fine.
“Mahkamah Persekutuan hari ini akan menentukan nasib Ahli Parlimen Muar, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman sama ada beliau akan bebas atau ke penjara atas pertuduhan pecah amanah.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that the Federal Court postponed its decision on the prosecution's final appeal against the acquittal of Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman on charges of criminal breach of trust, misappropriation of property and money laundering, to 13 July 2026.
“Mahkamah Persekutuan menangguhkan keputusan rayuan akhir pendakwaan terhadap pembebasan Ahli Parlimen Muar, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman daripada tuduhan pecah amanah, salah guna harta dan pengubahan wang haram kepada 13 Julai.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that the Court of Appeal acquitted Syed Saddiq of corruption charges last year, but the prosecution subsequently filed an appeal to the Federal Court which remains pending, leading him to sit out Muda's upcoming party polls.
“The Court of Appeal acquitted him last year but the prosecution subsequently filed an appeal to the Federal Court.”
Allegations and investigations as reported by credible outlets. An allegation is not a finding; read each with its stage and source.
According to Wikipedia, in May 2021 Saddiq was investigated by the Malaysian police after posting a TikTok video demanding justice for a man who died in police custody; on 22 May 2021 he was brought to the Dang Wangi District Police Headquarters, his phone was seized and his Instagram and TikTok accounts taken over, with the probe conducted under Section 505(b) of the Penal Code and Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act.
“In May 2021, Saddiq was investigated by the Malaysian police for a video he posted on TikTok. In this video, he demanded justice for the late A. Ganapathy who recently died in police custody.”
Sinar Harian reported that Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz said the opposition MPs involved, including Syed Saddiq, agreed to support Budget 2027 and key institutional reforms while remaining in opposition, and that their constituencies would receive equal allocations.
“Sebagai sebahagian daripada persefahaman itu, kawasan yang diwakili mereka juga akan menerima peruntukan setara bagi memberi manfaat kepada rakyat," ujar beliau.”
Sinar Harian reported that Syed Saddiq said the first of three main commitments in the Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) he signed is to separate the appointment of the Public Prosecutor from the Prime Minister's power, so that corruption cases cannot be dropped to protect certain parties.
“komitmen pertama ialah memisahkan pelantikan Pendakwa Raya daripada kuasa Perdana Menteri bagi mengelakkan kes rasuah digugurkan untuk melindungi pihak tertentu atau institusi digunakan untuk mengenakan pihak lawan.”
Utusan Malaysia reported that Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman (Muda-Muar) raised a supplementary question in the Dewan Rakyat on the role of GLICs and GLCs in receiving government funds, so that they are not used merely as a 'rescuer of large companies'.
“soalan tambahan Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman (Muda-Muar) berhubung persoalan dan peranan GLIC dan GLC dalam menerima dana kerajaan agar tidak hanya dijadikan sebagai ‘penyelamat syarikat besar’”
Malaysiakini reported that Syed Saddiq said he had pressed in parliament for action against Malaysian companies if they are found to be involved in the haze, and that he would not shield polluters even from his own country.
“Di parlimen saya sendiri sudah mendesak tindakan terhadap syarikat Malaysia yang (jika didapati) terlibat. Lihat ucapan penuh saya, jangan potong ucapan sampai terpotong kebenaran”
Utusan Malaysia reported that Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman was appointed as Minister of Youth and Sports in the Pakatan Harapan government at the age of 25, becoming the youngest minister in Malaysia's history and breaking the previous record set by Najib Razak.
“Syed Saddiq yang merupakan Ketua Pemuda Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) dilantik sebagai Menteri Belia dan Sukan dalam kerajaan Pakatan Harapan (PH) pada usia 25 tahun.”
Sinar Harian reported that Syed Saddiq said in a Facebook post that the CSA contained three main commitments, signed after more than eight rounds of negotiation with the government since 2023.
“Syed Saddiq menerusi satu hantaran di Facebook mendedahkan tiga komitmen utama dalam CSA yang ditandatangani selepas lebih lapan sesi rundingan dengan kerajaan sejak 2023.”
Sinar Harian reported that the government signed a Confidence and Supply Agreement (CSA) with six Bersatu MPs led by Muhyiddin Yassin and seven others, including Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, at a meeting in the Parliament building.
“Sebelum ini, kerajaaan menandatangani CSA dengan enam anggota Parlimen Bersatu yang diketuai Presiden, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin serta tujuh yang lain termasuk anggota Parlimen Muar, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman dalam satu pertemuan di Bangunan Parlimen di Kuala Lumpur.”
Sinar Harian reported that Syed Saddiq said he had previously signed a similar agreement when Ismail Sabri Yaakob was Prime Minister and that there was no 'trap', responding to social media criticism that CSA signatories would be trapped by PMX.
“Dulu saya tandatangan perjanjian yang sama bersama Perdana Menteri dari UMNO, YAB DS Ismail Sabri. Okay ja. Tak ada jerat menjerat.”
Malaysiakini reported that the CSA signatories, including Syed Saddiq, urged the government to limit the prime minister's tenure and separate the attorney-general's role from that of public prosecutor before the end of the administrative term, and to allocate the same constituency development funds received by government-supporting representatives.
“Di bawah CSA tersebut, anggota Parlimen berkenaan menggesa kerajaan menghadkan tempoh perkhidmatan perdana menteri dan memisahkan peranan peguam negara daripada pendakwa raya sebelum tamat penggal pentadbiran, selain diperuntukkan jumlah dana pembangunan kawasan yang sama seperti yang diterima wakil rakyat penyokong kerajaan ketika ini.”
Bernama reported that Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman asked in the Dewan Rakyat whether the government planned to extend the crop insurance scheme to vegetable and fruit farmers in addition to rice farmers.
“He was responding to a supplementary question from Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman (MUDA-Muar), who asked whether the government planned to extend the crop insurance scheme to vegetable and fruit farmers, in addition to rice farmers.”
Malaysiakini reported that Syed Saddiq called for Asean to boycott Indonesia over the recurring transboundary haze, arguing the issue should not be framed as a dispute between two countries but handled through evidence-based action against any party found to be polluting.
“Mengulas kritikan Muhammad Lutfi berhubung gesaannya supaya Asean memulaukan Indonesia susulan isu jerebu rentas sempadan yang terus berulang, pemimpin Muda itu berkata, isu berkenaan tidak sepatutnya dilihat sebagai pertelingkahan antara dua negara.”
Kosmo reported that Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman called on Indonesia to take legal action against any company, including Malaysian firms, proven to have burned forests for profit, saying national flags should not protect offenders.
“Tindak pelakunya, jangan pilih bendera. Perusahaan Malaysia, Indonesia atau Singapura, kalau terbukti membakar hutan untuk keuntungan cepat, ambil tindakan. Bendera bukan lesen untuk merosakkan alam.”
Sinar Harian reported that Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, the Member of Parliament for Muar, urged the government to take action against Indonesia, including sending a diplomatic protest, over open forest-burning activities in that country that contribute to the haze.
“Beliau berkata demikian mengulas gesaan Ahli Parlimen Muar, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman yang menggesa kerajaan mengambil tindakan terhadap Indonesia termasuk menghantar bantahan diplomatik susulan aktiviti pembakaran hutan secara terbuka di negara itu sehingga menyumbang kepada jerebu.”
Utusan Malaysia reported that Syed Saddiq described the Rohingya refugee issue in Malaysia as a "ticking time bomb" that has already detonated year after year, and urged that neighbouring countries and developed nations share responsibility for refugee management rather than Malaysia bearing it alone, during a Dewan Rakyat briefing session on refugee management.
“Isu Rohingya di Malaysia adalah bom jangka, tetapi bom jangka ini sudah meletup dari tahun ke tahun.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman proposed that every MP receive at least RM400,000 a year for staff salaries, office rental and utility bills with the funds managed by Parliament, and questioned whether Parliament could administer constituency allocations currently controlled by the Prime Minister's Office without them being transferred to its control.
“Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman (Muda-Muar) proposed that every MP receive at least RM400,000 a year to cover staff salaries, office rental and utility bills, with the funds managed by Parliament. He said constituency allocations were currently controlled by the Prime Minister’s Office, raising questions about whether Parliament could administer the funds without them being transferred to its control.”
Kosmo reported that Member of Parliament for Muar Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman held a wedding reception with singer Bella Astillah in Muar, Johor.
“majlis kenduri perkahwinan Ahli Parlimen Muar, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman dan penyanyi, Bella Astillah di Muar, Johor semalam.”
Astro Awani reported that Syed Saddiq bin Syed Abdul Rahman and Bella Astillah were legally married on 10 October 2026.
“Terdahulu, Syed Saddiq dan Bella Astillah, sah bergelar suami isteri pada 10 Oktorber 2026 dengan sekali lafaz.”
Kosmo reported that Syed Saddiq said Malaysia had offered aircraft, three helicopters and personnel to help Indonesia with the haze but received no response from Indonesian administrators.
“Malaysia sudah pun menawarkan pesawat, tiga helikopter dan anggota, tetapi kena ghosting oleh pentadbir di Indonesia. Nak tolong pun susah.”
Kosmo reported that Syed Saddiq said there is still no evidence that SD Guthrie caused the fires, that large plantations are not proof of guilt, and that the company has 67 teams of over 1,000 trained personnel plus drones and infrared equipment costing more than RM800,000 a month.
“Kedua, ladang besar bukan bukti bersalah. Bapak kata tentang SD Guthrie. Ia syarikat besar, tapi sampai sekarang tiada bukti mereka pencetus kebakaran.”
Contested 2 elections, won 2.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE15 (2022) | P146 Muar | MUDA · PH | 19,961 37.6% | Won by 1,345 |
| GE14 (2018) | P146 Muar | BERSATU · PH | 22,341 53.1% | Won by 6,953 |
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.