Kit Siang is out for revenge against Azam Baki
Kit Siang is outraged that Guan Eng might most likely end up in jail. So he wants Azam Baki’s head on a silver-platter. That is why Kit Siang sudah masuk hantu and is screaming every day.
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Raja Petra Kamarudin
Lim Kit Siang is going all out to get the MACC Chief Azam Baki. And the reason is personal.
The previous Attorney-General Tommy Thomas and the previous MACC Chief Latheefa Koya had already decided that there was no case against Lim Guan Eng. Then, in March 2020, Azam Baki took over as the new MACC Chief and he reopened the case. And now, Guan Eng may be convicted of corruption involving the Penang undersea tunnel.
A very crucial witness in the trial has died under mysterious circumstances, just like the Teoh Beng Hock case, and no one can explain why. This gives credibility to the saying dead men tell no tales.
Kit Siang is outraged that Guan Eng might most likely end up in jail. So he wants Azam Baki’s head on a silver-platter. That is why Kit Siang sudah masuk hantu and is screaming every day.
Azam Baki reopened the Penang undersea tunnel case after Tommy Thomas and Latheefa Koya closed the file and marked it NFA
On Wednesday, the MACC will be holding a press conference on the matter. “I am going to give a press conference this Wednesday, so it’s better for you to come so that I can tell the whole thing, not only to you, but to everybody else who is concerned about this matter, okay?” Advisory Board chairman Abu Zahar Ujang said.
So let’s see this Wednesday whether Kit Siang wins or not.
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Kit Siang to Azam: Volunteer for PSC probe or resign!
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief Tan Sri Azam Baki should volunteer himself to testify before the Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC) for Agencies under the Prime Minister’s Department or resign, said Iskandar Puteri MP Lim Kit Siang.
According to Lim, doing so will set a good example for all public servants.
“Azam should resign as MACC Chief Commissioner if he is not prepared to appear before the PSC for Agencies to explain the serious allegations against him which compromised national anti-corruption efforts,” he added.
The veteran DAP lawmaker went on to slam Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob’s continued silence over the matter, calling it “most troubling”, and questioned if Ismail Sabri is going to raise the issue at the next Cabinet meeting.
“Will there be a Cabinet meeting this Wednesday? If not, why was not a Cabinet meeting scheduled for January 5 as the Prime Minister had recalled all Ministers holidaying overseas to return because of the floods in the country?”
According to the 2015 annual report for public-listed company Excel Force MSC Bhd, Azam owned 2,156,000 warrants in the company as of March 21, 2016.
At the material time, Azam was the MACC investigations division director.
The matter was not widely reported until MACC’s Consultation and Corruption Prevention Panel member Edmund Terence Gomez resigned from the panel.
Gomez resigned in protest because his requests for a panel to be convened to discuss allegations against Azam were ignored.
The Agencies PSC is led by PAS’s Abdul Latiff Abdul Rahman who has yet to indicate if his committee would probe Azam.
Commenting on corruption in the country, Lim further said that ensuring that Malaysia is an honest and non-corrupt country and acknowledged worldwide as among the top 30 countries regarded as least corrupt is serious business, and that he will not be part of a charade so that someone could score triple infamy of corruption to Malaysia.
“We are in the new year of 2022, but Malaysians are still grappling with the problem of corruption from last year.”
