Datuk Allaudeen Abdul Majid expressed his desire to join a law firm after completing the necessary steps to become a practicing lawyer. ― Bernama picKUALA LUMPUR, March 30 ― After going on mandatory retirement from his role as Kuala Lumpur police chief yesterday, Datuk Allaudeen Abdul Majid intends to rekindle his interest in the legal field, which he had to leave behind 38 years ago when he opted for a career in law enforcement.
“It’s actually more about self-satisfaction. I need to finish what I’ve started, which is being a student and undergo a period of chambering before I can be called a lawyer.“So far, that’s my initial plan...We’ll see how things go,” he told Bernama after appearing as a guest on Bernama TV's Ruang Bicara programme last night.
“The encounters with communists, border operations and a terrifying incident where my vehicle nearly overturned and plunged into a ravine were some of the most memorable experiences I faced.“PPH is an organisation that has built a strong identity of its members to this day. I learned crucial leadership skills there. If I’m a good leader now, it's because of what I learned at PPH,” he said.