Ayob Khan, the retiring Deputy Inspector-General of Police in Malaysia, has called for a review of the top police leadership structure, arguing that it should better reflect the responsibilities and workload of the force. The proposal comes as he prepares to step down after nearly 35 years of service with the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).

Kuala Lumpur, July 23: Tan Sri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay confirmed today that he will retire on Sunday, concluding a distinguished career spanning almost three decades in the force. His announcement was made in a statement released by the police department.

In his call for structural changes, Ayob Khan emphasized the need for a more efficient and responsive leadership framework to address the evolving challenges faced by the police force. The proposal is expected to be discussed within the police administration as part of ongoing reforms.

The retirement marks the end of a long and dedicated service to Malaysia’s law enforcement. Ayob Khan’s leadership has been instrumental in shaping modern policing strategies in the country. (nst.com.my)