PUTRAJAYA: An individual has lodged a report with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) over claims that Perikatan Nasional had received funds from gaming companies.
Businessman Rashdan Yusof, 52, claimed he had evidence to prove the coalition’s connection with the gaming companies and wanted MACC to investigate further.“The information I have is supported by a certain document. I will leave it to MACC to further investigate the matter,” he told reporters. Rashdan, who arrived at MACC’s headquarters at 9.30am, claimed he was not associated with any political party or NGO. He spent around three hours giving his statement to the graft busters.
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