How criminals escape punishments

 In Malaysia, the process leading to the investigation, arrest, and punishment of criminals involves several steps. Often, reports are lodged by complainants through agencies like PDRM, MACC, SC, or LHDN. Additionally, enforcement agencies may act upon incidental information, particularly concerning tax and corruption cases. Rashpal, who appears to hold sway over all four main enforcement agencies, is certainly positioned to exert significant influence as a powerful corporate mafia. Remember as VJ said, Rashpal is interested mainly on making money through milking businessmen stuck in financial crimes and not particularly interested in helping murder or rape cases. Therefore, the top list of money generating avenues for him is by solving large money laundering cases involving big businessmen and politicians which runs into hundreds of millions of ringgit. Now if the affected party comes to Rashpal in early stages, he would wield his influence in these agencies to thwart the action on any of the reports or actions. However if the parties approached him late, meaning investigation stage is already complete pending charges to be imposed by the AGC, then he would use his influence in the AGC to delay or stop the matter. Should the matter arrive to his attention in even later stage like when the criminal had been charged, then the best of Rashpal’s influence comes to play. He would use Jessica in AGC to determine their “selected” DPP to handle the case which will lead to the case being dismissed on technical grounds. However if Jessica for some reason due to other interference is unable to get their corrupted DPP to handle the cases, Rashpal than will engage his final tool, which is deploying corrupt judges to handle the hearings. Ranjeet, through his minions, will be tasked to get the High Court registrar to select judges that are within Rashpal’s syndicate to handle the said cases. As told by VJ, Ranhpal does not directly deal with the judges but instead deals with them through intermediaries such as one ex-judge Dato Jagjit or one Punjabi lady lawyer cum banker called Molly. VJ also suspected that Molly had and on or off affair with Rashpal but could not confirm the same. Interestingly, this Molly was also sleeping with another HC judge but I cannot remember his name. Coming back to the trials, the judges will know what to do once Rashpal “appears“ in the court such that the judges will drive the hearing in favour of the defendants. As VJ said, such tactics even applied to non-criminal cases such as commercial and civil disputes but as Rashpal is only interested in big money, he seldom takes such assignments. Unfortunately I am not able to list the names of judges that are in Rashpal’s pocket but I do have an idea that could be one Judge N, who I will expose later on after getting more information.