ronaldinhood
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Lagi Pendedahan. Dari siapa lagi, RPK le.
Last night, I met up with somebody who was introduced to me by a mutual friend. I never met this person before, not until my friend introduced him to me last night. My friend did not tell me beforehand what the meeting was about and all I knew was that this man wanted to reveal some information and hand over some documents with regards to a corrupt act on the part of the current Minister of Works.
Ironically, this Minister is the same man who replied in Parliament that there is nothing wrong with a foreign supplier paying commission to their local Malaysian agent who helps them lobby for a Malaysian government contract. This is not corruption but commission, argued the Minister in his declaration to Parliament. He was of course referring to the more than half a billion Ringgit commission that Razak Baginda’s company earned on the purchase of the submarines and which today is the focus of the Altantuya murder trial.
The contact showed me the Agreement that the Minister of Works, Mohd Zin Bin Mohamed, had signed with a Bangladesh company. Mohd Zin is the Chairman and 49% shareholder of Silkway Cargo, the MAS GSA for Bangladesh, and the contract involves a kickback of RM25 million that his Bangladeshi partner paid him as commission for getting the MAS agency for Bangladesh.
Mohd Zin’s Bangladeshi partner, Sheikh Farid Ahmed Manik, has since been arrested by the Bangladesh government and has been charged for the crime of money laundering. It seems this RM25 million was illegally transferred from Bangladesh to Malaysia and some of it was paid into Mohd Zin’s secretary’s bank account at Maybank Shah Alam (account number 512101058235 in the name of Hasnita Binti Ahmad Bastaman) while part of it was collected in cash whenever the Minister makes a trip to Bangladesh.
The chap last night told me that he brought this matter to the attention of the Anti-Corruption Agency and the ACA Deputy Director offered to ‘mediate’ in the matter. The ACA Deputy Director volunteered to play the ‘middleman’ role and help ‘negotiate’ a fee with the Deputy Minister to ‘settle’ the case. This is the Deputy Director of the Anti-Corruption Agency talking. Instead of pursuing a corruption case against the Minister, he instead offered to broker a deal so that the complainant can receive a kickback from the Minister concerned.
Biar betul ni? Timbalan Pengarah BPR pun main peranan untuk 'settle' case ni?
Lagi satu:
Later that same night, I went to meet a senior police officer who moves in the same circle as the IGP. He told me horror stories about the links between the IGP and the organised crime syndicate headed by BK Tan. I was so disgusted I cut the meeting short. Two stories of high-level corruption in the Police Force and the Anti-Corruption Agency were enough for one night. I did not want to hear more.
Ketua Polis Negara ada hubungan dengan Sindiket Jenayah? Pendedahan dari Pegawai Polis pulak tu! Biar betul RPK ni?
Last night, I met up with somebody who was introduced to me by a mutual friend. I never met this person before, not until my friend introduced him to me last night. My friend did not tell me beforehand what the meeting was about and all I knew was that this man wanted to reveal some information and hand over some documents with regards to a corrupt act on the part of the current Minister of Works.
Ironically, this Minister is the same man who replied in Parliament that there is nothing wrong with a foreign supplier paying commission to their local Malaysian agent who helps them lobby for a Malaysian government contract. This is not corruption but commission, argued the Minister in his declaration to Parliament. He was of course referring to the more than half a billion Ringgit commission that Razak Baginda’s company earned on the purchase of the submarines and which today is the focus of the Altantuya murder trial.
The contact showed me the Agreement that the Minister of Works, Mohd Zin Bin Mohamed, had signed with a Bangladesh company. Mohd Zin is the Chairman and 49% shareholder of Silkway Cargo, the MAS GSA for Bangladesh, and the contract involves a kickback of RM25 million that his Bangladeshi partner paid him as commission for getting the MAS agency for Bangladesh.
Mohd Zin’s Bangladeshi partner, Sheikh Farid Ahmed Manik, has since been arrested by the Bangladesh government and has been charged for the crime of money laundering. It seems this RM25 million was illegally transferred from Bangladesh to Malaysia and some of it was paid into Mohd Zin’s secretary’s bank account at Maybank Shah Alam (account number 512101058235 in the name of Hasnita Binti Ahmad Bastaman) while part of it was collected in cash whenever the Minister makes a trip to Bangladesh.
The chap last night told me that he brought this matter to the attention of the Anti-Corruption Agency and the ACA Deputy Director offered to ‘mediate’ in the matter. The ACA Deputy Director volunteered to play the ‘middleman’ role and help ‘negotiate’ a fee with the Deputy Minister to ‘settle’ the case. This is the Deputy Director of the Anti-Corruption Agency talking. Instead of pursuing a corruption case against the Minister, he instead offered to broker a deal so that the complainant can receive a kickback from the Minister concerned.
Biar betul ni? Timbalan Pengarah BPR pun main peranan untuk 'settle' case ni?
Lagi satu:
Later that same night, I went to meet a senior police officer who moves in the same circle as the IGP. He told me horror stories about the links between the IGP and the organised crime syndicate headed by BK Tan. I was so disgusted I cut the meeting short. Two stories of high-level corruption in the Police Force and the Anti-Corruption Agency were enough for one night. I did not want to hear more.
Ketua Polis Negara ada hubungan dengan Sindiket Jenayah? Pendedahan dari Pegawai Polis pulak tu! Biar betul RPK ni?
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