Bukit Aman: The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) extends its appreciation to all media practitioners for their continued cooperation in delivering accurate and reliable information to the public, thereby contributing to the nation's security and harmony.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Tan Sri Razarudin Husain emphasized the crucial role that the mass media plays in conveying the police force's efforts to uphold the supremacy of the Constitution and enforce the law fairly across all levels of society. He highlighted the strong cooperation between PDRM and the media, built on a shared responsibility to disseminate accurate and transparent information in the interest of justice, regardless of the situation.

IGP Razarudin acknowledged the 'unique power' of the media to influence public opinion and regarded them as strategic partners in efforts to strengthen security and curb negative influences. He made these remarks during the IGP's Appreciation Ceremony with the Media held in Bukit Aman, further recognizing the media not only as providers of information and the voice of the people but also as 'observers' who can offer constructive feedback and suggestions to improve PDRM's service delivery system.

He stressed that the responsibilities of police officers and media practitioners are centered on safeguarding national security, fostering racial harmony, and promoting inclusive national unity. He emphasized that the distribution of information must align with the needs, fundamental rights, and interests of the community to maintain trust and relevance.

Additionally, IGP Razarudin reaffirmed PDRM's commitment to strengthening synergy with the media, consistent with the Malaysia MADANI policy, which upholds respect, kindness, inclusivity, and equality in building a sustainable nation. PDRM continues to adopt a pragmatic approach in strengthening relations with the media, aligned with the theme 'Polis dan Masyarakat Berpisah Tiada' (Police and Community: No Separation).