A public official named Najib Razak admits receiving RM42 million into his personal account
In this case, it is guilty until proven innocent.
Jebat Must Die
Najib Razak, the public servant of Malaysia has admitted that he is an instant millionaire when last week he gave a statement that he has received RM42 million into his personal bank account.
For the past 6 months, Najib Razak had also admitted receiving billions into his personal bank accounts although initially he lied denied about ever receiving any money.
We have for the first time, an officer of a public body receiving money on personal basis which without a doubt had made him an overnight billionaire. His lawyer,who once had sent the most pathetic legal letter to Wall Street Journal (which had humiliated Najib Razak into not suing that publication till this day) said this:
“If you look at our statement of reply, my client only admitted that RM42 million went into his account, but had no knowledge it was through the two intermediaries as alleged by Ling,” Hafarizam said.
He pointed out that nowhere in Najib’s reply was it mentioned that the fund came from the Finance Ministry-owned SRC International.
Najib’s full statement of reply states: “Paragraph 33(ii) is admitted to the extent of the deposited funds amounting to RM42 million into the account of the plaintiff (Najib) through AmPrivate Banking. However, the plaintiff (Najib) at all material times has no knowledge that it was channelled through two intermediaries as alleged by the defendants.
The prime minister, Hafarizam said, wants Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik as the defendant to prove that the fund came from SRC International or the two intermediaries.”
The lawyer is talking as if IT IS OKAY for a public official to receive millions and billions of money into his personal bank accounts. Money which until today are unaccounted for. His sycophants can believe him when he said that he did not use the money for himself. But the rest of Malaysians are not naive or stupid.
Since when a public servant can be allowed to hold millions and billions of unaccounted money in his personal bank accounts without any regards to the law? It seems, willing to be treated as stupid is the main trait of his loyalists.
And now it is getting even more ridiculous when after admitting he did receive the money, he asked Tun Dr Ling to prove where the money came from!
Why couldn’t he just tell Ling from where he received the money so that we could end this wild goose chase? Did that RM42 million come from a non-existent middle eastern donor which nobody knows his name?
Is Najib Razak beating around the bush because he himself does not know who deposited that money into his private accounts? We are confident he is not that dumb.
Why couldn’t Tan Sri Azman Hashim, the Chairman of AmBank be subpoenaed by the courts so that he can tell us where did that RM42 million come from? This could end all the riddles Najib Razak seemed to be wanting us to play.
Is AmBank in the business of protecting an individual’s interest over matters of national interest? Or is AmBank the kind of bank where its customers do not even know who deposits money into their accounts.
In this case, there are so many laws which are broken yet this public officer is unashamed with his actions. The law on corruption is very clear.
Section 16 of the MACC Act provides that it is an offence for any person to accept gratification (donation, money, gifts etc).
Under Section 23 of the MACC Act, it is an offence for an officer of a public body to use his office or position for any gratification for himself, his relatives or associates.
Under Section 50, any gratification received or agreed to be received, accepted or agreed to be accepted, obtained or attempted to be obtained, solicited, given or agreed to be given, promised or offered, by or to an accused is presumed to have been done so corruptly, unless the contrary is proved. This is the legal presumption.
