Malaysian Highway Authority's (LLM) top management must be accountable if the government was given misleading information about the capabilities of the TuJu navigation application, said government spokesperson Fahmi Fadzil.

"If inaccurate information was provided, the senior management of the organisation concerned must be held accountable. That is the government's position," Fahmi (above) told reporters in Petaling Jaya after a Malaysian Media Council event today.

He said this when asked for comments on LLM chairperson Hasni Mohammad's clarification that TuJu was never intended to compete directly with Waze.

In a recent interview, Hasni said TuJu was developed primarily to improve services along tolled highways, rather than function as a full-fledged navigation application.