If you have to visit JPJ’s offices for whatever reason like transferring your car’s ownership, renew your driving license or renew your driving license, you’ll want to take note of this. JPJ has just uploaded an image to their Facebook fan page detailing the dress code that you have to adhere to when visiting their premises.
This is an obvious response to a post uploaded by a disgruntled lady who was refused service at JPJ because of her clothing. She was handed a sarong to wear before the JPJ officers would attend to her.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments highlight that JPJ’s dress code, advising proper attire and sarong usage, aims to maintain decorum in government offices. Several viewers defend the rule, emphasizing it as part of professionalism, while others criticize it as discriminatory, especially toward non-Muslims, or view it as an overreach of authority. The debate also touches on cultural differences, personal rights, and the inconsistency of enforcement, with some asserting that the dress code is unnecessary or hostile. Many feel the focus should be on improving JPJ’s efficiency instead of policing attire. Overall, sentiments range from understanding and agreement to frustration, with callings for fairness, professionalism, and rational enforcement, but some see the dress code as a symbol of regressive policies and cultural intolerance.