No direction for MACC with top two on leave?
(Malaysiakini) – All this is taking place at a critical time for the MACC, with investigations to complete and the top two heads of the commission not in the country.
After reports that Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s number two Mohd Shukri Abdull was told to go overseas despite the commission being heavily engaged in the SRC International Sdn Bhd investigation, it is learnt that chief commissioner Abu Kassim Mohamed is also said to be on leave.
This leaves the graft buster probing the SRC International on the RM4 billion allocated to it, from which some of the funds were allegedly transferred into Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak’s personal bank accounts, to be disrupted.
To make things worse, six senior MACC officers are still being questioned by the police, two of them yesterday, in a probe by the authorities into alleged leaks under Section 124B of the Penal Code, for trying to disrupt parliament democracy.
An MACC deputy public prosecutor, Ahmad Sazilee Abdul Khairi was hauled up by the police early last Saturday morning, and three other officers on Monday, including MACC special operations director Bahri Mohamad Zin (left in photo), forensics director IG Chandran and MACC’s Special Operations Department officer Roslan Che Amat.
Two more were called in yesterday.
And all this is taking place at a critical time for the MACC, with investigations to complete and the top two heads of the commission not in the country.
