“Fire them properly, don’t throw stones and hide like cowards” — Wan Ahmad Fayhsal

Wan Ahmad Fayhsal criticises officials for failing to take direct responsibility, urging decisive action instead of indirect blame.

Political figure Wan Ahmad Fayhsal has made strong remarks regarding accountability in recent administrative controversies. He urged authorities to take direct and decisive action against those responsible, rather than shifting blame or acting indirectly.

“Fire them properly, don’t throw stones and hide like cowards,” Wan Ahmad Fayhsal stated, emphasising the need for transparency and personal responsibility in government and organisational roles.

He noted that half-measures and indirect criticism only undermine public trust and hinder institutional effectiveness. “When mistakes happen, the responsible individuals must be held accountable openly. Anything less risks fostering a culture of impunity,” he added.

Fayhsal’s remarks come amid heightened public scrutiny over recent administrative lapses, with citizens demanding clear accountability from leaders and officials. He stressed that decisive action demonstrates integrity, sends a strong message to staff, and reassures the public that mismanagement will not be tolerated.