Why were number plates and road tax concealed on vehicles during the operation?

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Question Regarding Concealed Vehicle Identification During Enforcement Operation

The Save the Musang King Alliance (Samka) has questioned the reasoning behind concealed number plates and road tax on vehicles used by armed police and military personnel during an enforcement operation at farms in Sungai Chalit. Samka asserted that if the individuals were indeed official personnel, there was no apparent justification for covering the identification of the vehicles involved in the operation.
Allegations of Concealed Vehicle Identification

Samka alleged that the enforcement personnel arrived in at least five Toyota Hilux SUVs, which they claimed had their road tax and number plates deliberately concealed. This observation has led Samka to question the transparency and legitimacy of the operation, particularly given the presence of armed forces.
Demand for Clarification from Pahang Police

The group has specifically directed their questions to the Pahang state police chief, Datuk Seri Abdul Jalil Hassan, requesting an explanation for the covert nature of the operation. Samka stated that since the police chief confirmed the presence of police and military personnel, he should clarify the discrepancies, including the covered vehicle plates, to alleviate public doubt.
Concerns Over Officer Identification

Beyond the vehicles, Samka also raised concerns that some personnel were not in full uniform and lacked name tags or identification during the operation. This, coupled with the concealed vehicle plates, has prompted the group to seek a sincere and complete answer from the police regarding these suspicious actions.

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