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Selangor Palace alerts public to fraudster posing as royal bodyguard

The Selangor Palace administration says someone is pretending to be the Raja Muda's personal guard to sell land and luxury cars, and police have been notified.

The administration of Selangor Palace announced that a person is impersonating the Raja Muda's private bodyguard to gain trust for land and luxury automobile transactions. According to the statement, the impostor has used the alleged position to convince members of the public to enter deals that benefit the fraudster. Police reports have been lodged, and the case has been referred for a comprehensive investigation.

The palace emphasized that it will not shield anyone found to be involved in the scheme. It also urged the public to verify any assertions of authority or representation with the palace before engaging in any business activity. The warning aims to protect potential victims from financial loss.

Why it matters

It warns citizens against a fraud scheme that exploits royal authority for financial gain.

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