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LIVE: Another locksmith leaves Najib's house
Published on 17 May 2018, 10:16 am | Modified on 17 May 2018, 11:28 pm
After more than 21 hours since a vast police team descended onto the private residence of ousted prime minister Najib Abdul Razak on Jalan Langgak Duta, Kuala Lumpur, there seemed to be no end in sight with searches still ongoing.
Although several police vehicles have been observed leaving the area, several others remain parked out front.
Officers from Bukit Aman's federal commercial crimes department are still believed to be combing through Najib's house.
Follow our live blog as the Malaysiakini team brings you the news as it takes place.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
10.50pm: Langgak Duta - A red Porsche Macan with heavily tinted windows attempts to enter the cordoned-off road leading to Najib's house.
A police officer asks for the windows to be rolled down several times before the person in the car does so. Even then, the window is only rolled down a little.
The officer is heard asking “Who are you?” several times before saying, “Adik dia?” (Their sibling?). He then allows the car to enter.
Locksmiths exit Najib's home
10.05pm: Langgak Duta - Another locksmith has exited Najib's house, armed with what appears to be an electric plasma cutter.
Questioned about his role and whether they managed to crack open the safe, the man merely shook his head.
Further questions of similar nature yielded a simple “I don’t know”.
The man got into a car, and another younger man wearing a shirt bearing the words “professional locksmith” also entered the car.
As they drove off, five cars, several of which were the police vehicles, drove out of the cordoned off area accompanied by an outrider.
Shortly after the cars left, about three clearly marked police cars entered the cordoned off area separately, a few minutes apart.
Najib returns after breaking fast with mother
9.30pm: Langgak Duta - Najib Abdul Razak has just returned home after breaking fast with his mother Rahah Mohammad Noah in her house at Jalan Eaton, Kuala Lumpur.
A picture of him with his mother was just uploaded onto social media.
According to a source close to the former prime minister, Najib’s mother has apparently expressed distress over the raid on her son's house late last night and is concerned for the family, in particular, about her grandchildren and great-grandson.
However, Najib had supposedly reassured her that he had tried to do his best for the country.
Both of them agreed that Najib needed to stay strong to face this “test from God”.
Locksmiths fail to open safe in Najib's residence
7.30pm: Langgak Duta - Two men wearing waistcoats that indicate they are locksmiths walk out of Najib’s private home but decline to provide their names.
It is believed they were brought in earlier to assist in efforts to open a stubborn safe.
Asked if they had come to assist in opening the safe, they nodded.
When asked if they had succeeded, they just shook their heads.
Najib and family leave residence to break fast
7pm: Langgak Duta - Escorted by one police outrider, several vehicles, including a fully-tinted white Toyota Alphard Vellfire, the former prime minister and his family leave their private home.
A source tells Malaysiakini that Najib and his family are on their way out for "buka puasa" (breaking of fast).
Najib’s lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal earlier clarified that Najib was not under house arrest but was free to leave his house as and when he wanted to.
Cops drilling safe locked for 'two decades' in Najib's house
6.30pm: Langgak Duta - The police are attempting to drill open a safe in former premier Najib Abdul Razak's residence in Jalan Langgak Duta, Kuala Lumpur which has allegedly remained locked for two decades.
His lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal claimed the key has been misplaced.
Asked by members of the press what was in the safe, the lawyer replied: "God knows”.
Harpal also explained that the police had conducted the raid based on the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2001.
Black Maria leaves Najib’s mansion with one man and boxes
4.45pm: Langgak Duta - After an 18-hour raid, the Black Maria leaves former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s residence, carrying stacks of turquoise-coloured boxes and an unidentified man riding in the back of the truck with a police officer.
Despite repeated questions, the man refuses to identify himself to the media.
The man does not appear to be handcuffed.
The Black Maria is accompanied by two police outriders and a police car.
As it begins to rain, members of the media chase the entourage out to the main road but the man refuses once again to comment.
Lawyers gather at Najib's residence
3.45pm: Langgak Duta - Moments later, a black BMW X1 registered to another lawyer, Chan Mun Fong, is allowed to enter the premises.
A woman is seen driving the car with an elderly-looking man in the passenger seat.
Thus far, three lawyers are believed to be inside Najib’s Langgak Duta residence amidst an ongoing police raid.
3.30pm: Langgak Duta - Umno lawyer Hasnal Rezua Merican and his son are seen walking into Najib’s house and are granted access by the police.
Hasnal previously represented Special Action Unit Corporal Sirul Azhar Umar, who was given the death sentence for the murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.
The lawyer and his son ignore questions from the press.
Moments before their arrival, a gold Mercedes Benz believed to be ferrying another lawyer, Harpal Singh Grewal, departs from the house only to turn back less than five minutes later.
Thus far, several police cars have come in and out of the road leading to Najib’s residence.
Curious onlookers have also been dropping by the scene to get a glimpse of Najib’s sprawling mansion.
Nazri denies visiting Najib's residence
1.30pm: Petaling Jaya - Former tourism and culture minister Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz denies visiting former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak at his residence amidst an ongoing police raid.
“Bukan (no),” he told Malaysiakini in a text message when asked if he was in one of the cars seen entering Najib’s house this morning.
Malay-language daily Berita Harian previously reported that Nazri had entered Najib’s house.
Since about 10am, police have allowed a flurry of cars to drive in and out of the house.
Nurul Izzah condemns raid at 'ungodly hour'
1.15pm: Petaling Jaya - PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar speaks out against the ongoing overnight police raid on former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s Langgak Duta residence.
“As former victims of early dawn police raids, I must stress my disagreement in ransacking any home at such an ungodly hour.
“Charge, investigate, prudently... Prinsip keadilan & berhikmah sentiasa terpakai (the principle of justice and wisdom should be followed),” she tweets, while tagging the official Twitter account of the Royal Malaysian Police.
Nurul Izzah’s father and PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim had in 1998 been subjected to an early morning raid by balaclava-clad commandos prior to being convicted for his Sodomy I charge.
12.50pm: Langgak Duta - Another fully-tinted car, this time a black Toyota Alphard Vellfire, enters the road leading to Najib’s house.
Police reveal to the media that the person seated inside is “Najib’s son”, but decline to reveal exactly which son.
A check on the vehicle’s registration plate reveals that the owner is Mohamad Nizar Najib, the former premier’s son from his first marriage.
No visitors allowed
12.15pm: Langgak Duta - A silver Mercedes Benz attempts to enter the road leading to Najib’s residence.
When police approach the car, the driver says he is driving a “lawyer” but does not reveal any names. The car windows are fully tinted and the passenger appears to be seated in the backseat.
The car is allowed to enter, however.
At the house, a man resembling Najib’s lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal alights the car. He had last left Najib’s house at 4am this morning.
11.30am: A man identifying himself as Umno Port Dickson member and Najib’s longtime friend Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman walks towards Najib’s house but is turned away by police.
“I have come here as a friend of Najib, to come see him and boost his morale. But the police are not allowing him to have any visitors.
“Is he under house arrest or what?” he says to members of the press.
Abdul Rahim says that he, along with four other friends of Najib’s, will attempt to visit the house again at noon.
10am: Several unmarked police vehicles are observed leaving.
While unable to discern their occupants clearly, press members could make out several individuals in hoodies in the cars.
In one car, a person in the passenger seat is seen with his or her face covered.
9.20am: According to the New Straits Times, one of the homes being searched at Pavillion Residence belongs to the son of Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor.
It is reported that police are unable to enter another two units as the owner, who is the couple's daughter, are not home.
What happened this morning: At about 10.15pm last night, a police team arrived at the house in more than a dozen cars, followed by the Black Maria, which is often used to transport detainees, at 3.50am this morning.
It was later learned that the truck is being used to transport evidence boxes.
Najib's lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal claimed police seized several boxes of handbags, presents and personal belongings.
Najib is believed to be investigated for money laundering, in relation to the 1MDB scandal.
Bukit Aman commercial crime department director Amar Singh Ishar Singh reportedly confirmed police were searching five locations, including Najib's residence, the upscale Pavilion Residence in Kuala Lumpur and the Prime Minister's Office in Putrajaya.
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad had on Tuesday said there were no plans to strike a deal with Najib, and that the former would carry on with his pledge to prosecute his predecessor in regards to the scandal-ridden state investment fund.
Raid on Najib's house
Lawyer: Handbags and personal items seized from Najib's house
This is uncalled for! Source close to Najib slams police action
Police conduct marathon search at Najib's bungalow, all rooms inspected
News
LIVE: Another locksmith leaves Najib's house
Published on 17 May 2018, 10:16 am | Modified on 17 May 2018, 11:28 pm
After more than 21 hours since a vast police team descended onto the private residence of ousted prime minister Najib Abdul Razak on Jalan Langgak Duta, Kuala Lumpur, there seemed to be no end in sight with searches still ongoing.
Although several police vehicles have been observed leaving the area, several others remain parked out front.
Officers from Bukit Aman's federal commercial crimes department are still believed to be combing through Najib's house.
Follow our live blog as the Malaysiakini team brings you the news as it takes place.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Lawyers gather at Najib's house
- Nurul Izzah tweets disagreement on early morning raid
- Najib's son arrives
- Police turning away visitors
- Unmarked police cars leave the scene
- Najib breaks Ramadhan fast with his mother
10.50pm: Langgak Duta - A red Porsche Macan with heavily tinted windows attempts to enter the cordoned-off road leading to Najib's house.
A police officer asks for the windows to be rolled down several times before the person in the car does so. Even then, the window is only rolled down a little.
The officer is heard asking “Who are you?” several times before saying, “Adik dia?” (Their sibling?). He then allows the car to enter.
Locksmiths exit Najib's home
10.05pm: Langgak Duta - Another locksmith has exited Najib's house, armed with what appears to be an electric plasma cutter.
Questioned about his role and whether they managed to crack open the safe, the man merely shook his head.
Further questions of similar nature yielded a simple “I don’t know”.
The man got into a car, and another younger man wearing a shirt bearing the words “professional locksmith” also entered the car.
As they drove off, five cars, several of which were the police vehicles, drove out of the cordoned off area accompanied by an outrider.
Shortly after the cars left, about three clearly marked police cars entered the cordoned off area separately, a few minutes apart.
Najib returns after breaking fast with mother
9.30pm: Langgak Duta - Najib Abdul Razak has just returned home after breaking fast with his mother Rahah Mohammad Noah in her house at Jalan Eaton, Kuala Lumpur.
A picture of him with his mother was just uploaded onto social media.
According to a source close to the former prime minister, Najib’s mother has apparently expressed distress over the raid on her son's house late last night and is concerned for the family, in particular, about her grandchildren and great-grandson.
However, Najib had supposedly reassured her that he had tried to do his best for the country.
Both of them agreed that Najib needed to stay strong to face this “test from God”.
Locksmiths fail to open safe in Najib's residence
7.30pm: Langgak Duta - Two men wearing waistcoats that indicate they are locksmiths walk out of Najib’s private home but decline to provide their names.
It is believed they were brought in earlier to assist in efforts to open a stubborn safe.
Asked if they had come to assist in opening the safe, they nodded.
When asked if they had succeeded, they just shook their heads.
Najib and family leave residence to break fast
7pm: Langgak Duta - Escorted by one police outrider, several vehicles, including a fully-tinted white Toyota Alphard Vellfire, the former prime minister and his family leave their private home.
A source tells Malaysiakini that Najib and his family are on their way out for "buka puasa" (breaking of fast).
Najib’s lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal earlier clarified that Najib was not under house arrest but was free to leave his house as and when he wanted to.
Cops drilling safe locked for 'two decades' in Najib's house
6.30pm: Langgak Duta - The police are attempting to drill open a safe in former premier Najib Abdul Razak's residence in Jalan Langgak Duta, Kuala Lumpur which has allegedly remained locked for two decades.
His lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal claimed the key has been misplaced.
Asked by members of the press what was in the safe, the lawyer replied: "God knows”.
Harpal also explained that the police had conducted the raid based on the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2001.
Black Maria leaves Najib’s mansion with one man and boxes
4.45pm: Langgak Duta - After an 18-hour raid, the Black Maria leaves former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s residence, carrying stacks of turquoise-coloured boxes and an unidentified man riding in the back of the truck with a police officer.
Despite repeated questions, the man refuses to identify himself to the media.
The man does not appear to be handcuffed.
The Black Maria is accompanied by two police outriders and a police car.
As it begins to rain, members of the media chase the entourage out to the main road but the man refuses once again to comment.
Lawyers gather at Najib's residence
3.45pm: Langgak Duta - Moments later, a black BMW X1 registered to another lawyer, Chan Mun Fong, is allowed to enter the premises.
A woman is seen driving the car with an elderly-looking man in the passenger seat.
Thus far, three lawyers are believed to be inside Najib’s Langgak Duta residence amidst an ongoing police raid.
3.30pm: Langgak Duta - Umno lawyer Hasnal Rezua Merican and his son are seen walking into Najib’s house and are granted access by the police.
Hasnal previously represented Special Action Unit Corporal Sirul Azhar Umar, who was given the death sentence for the murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.
The lawyer and his son ignore questions from the press.
Moments before their arrival, a gold Mercedes Benz believed to be ferrying another lawyer, Harpal Singh Grewal, departs from the house only to turn back less than five minutes later.
Thus far, several police cars have come in and out of the road leading to Najib’s residence.
Curious onlookers have also been dropping by the scene to get a glimpse of Najib’s sprawling mansion.
Nazri denies visiting Najib's residence
1.30pm: Petaling Jaya - Former tourism and culture minister Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz denies visiting former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak at his residence amidst an ongoing police raid.
“Bukan (no),” he told Malaysiakini in a text message when asked if he was in one of the cars seen entering Najib’s house this morning.
Malay-language daily Berita Harian previously reported that Nazri had entered Najib’s house.
Since about 10am, police have allowed a flurry of cars to drive in and out of the house.
Nurul Izzah condemns raid at 'ungodly hour'
1.15pm: Petaling Jaya - PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar speaks out against the ongoing overnight police raid on former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s Langgak Duta residence.
“As former victims of early dawn police raids, I must stress my disagreement in ransacking any home at such an ungodly hour.
“Charge, investigate, prudently... Prinsip keadilan & berhikmah sentiasa terpakai (the principle of justice and wisdom should be followed),” she tweets, while tagging the official Twitter account of the Royal Malaysian Police.
Nurul Izzah’s father and PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim had in 1998 been subjected to an early morning raid by balaclava-clad commandos prior to being convicted for his Sodomy I charge.
12.50pm: Langgak Duta - Another fully-tinted car, this time a black Toyota Alphard Vellfire, enters the road leading to Najib’s house.
Police reveal to the media that the person seated inside is “Najib’s son”, but decline to reveal exactly which son.
A check on the vehicle’s registration plate reveals that the owner is Mohamad Nizar Najib, the former premier’s son from his first marriage.
No visitors allowed
12.15pm: Langgak Duta - A silver Mercedes Benz attempts to enter the road leading to Najib’s residence.
When police approach the car, the driver says he is driving a “lawyer” but does not reveal any names. The car windows are fully tinted and the passenger appears to be seated in the backseat.
The car is allowed to enter, however.
At the house, a man resembling Najib’s lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal alights the car. He had last left Najib’s house at 4am this morning.
11.30am: A man identifying himself as Umno Port Dickson member and Najib’s longtime friend Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman walks towards Najib’s house but is turned away by police.
“I have come here as a friend of Najib, to come see him and boost his morale. But the police are not allowing him to have any visitors.
“Is he under house arrest or what?” he says to members of the press.
Abdul Rahim says that he, along with four other friends of Najib’s, will attempt to visit the house again at noon.
10am: Several unmarked police vehicles are observed leaving.
While unable to discern their occupants clearly, press members could make out several individuals in hoodies in the cars.
In one car, a person in the passenger seat is seen with his or her face covered.
9.20am: According to the New Straits Times, one of the homes being searched at Pavillion Residence belongs to the son of Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor.
It is reported that police are unable to enter another two units as the owner, who is the couple's daughter, are not home.
What happened this morning: At about 10.15pm last night, a police team arrived at the house in more than a dozen cars, followed by the Black Maria, which is often used to transport detainees, at 3.50am this morning.
It was later learned that the truck is being used to transport evidence boxes.
Najib's lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal claimed police seized several boxes of handbags, presents and personal belongings.
Najib is believed to be investigated for money laundering, in relation to the 1MDB scandal.
Bukit Aman commercial crime department director Amar Singh Ishar Singh reportedly confirmed police were searching five locations, including Najib's residence, the upscale Pavilion Residence in Kuala Lumpur and the Prime Minister's Office in Putrajaya.
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad had on Tuesday said there were no plans to strike a deal with Najib, and that the former would carry on with his pledge to prosecute his predecessor in regards to the scandal-ridden state investment fund.
Raid on Najib's house
Lawyer: Handbags and personal items seized from Najib's house
This is uncalled for! Source close to Najib slams police action
Police conduct marathon search at Najib's bungalow, all rooms inspected
Najib called Anwar TWICE the night of Poll Counting! Lao Sai Lao Sai! Offering his ass for fucking!
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/425518
Anwar says 'shattered' Najib called him twice on election night
Praveen Menon, Reuters | Published on 17 May 2018, 10:26 pm | Modified on 17 May 2018, 10:40 pm
Malaysia's ousted former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak was "totally shattered" the night he lost the general election and called his jailed rival Anwar Ibrahim twice for advice on what he should do, Anwar said today.
Najib was handed a shocking election loss last week which ended the dominance of the Barisan Nasional coalition that has ruled Malaysia for more than six decades.
BN's defeat in the country's 14th general election on May 9 was attributed to rising
anger over corruption and an unlikely alliance struck between 92-year-old Dr Mahathir Mohamad and his former rival, Anwar, who got together to oust the scandal-tainted Najib.
Anwar, who was pardoned and released from his five-year jail term for sodomy yesterday, said he had received two calls from Najib.
"When he called on the night of the election, I advised him as a friend to concede and move on," Anwar told Reuters in an interview at his home on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.
Anwar said he asked Najib to come out with a statement quickly, rather than delay and be perceived as trying to scuttle the process.
However, Najib (photo) said nothing despite Mahathir declaring victory a few hours after the counting of the votes began.
At a news conference the next day, Najib said no party had a simple majority and the constitutional monarch would decide who would form the government.
"He was just very evasive... he refused to concede early," Anwar said about his discussion on election night.
He said Najib was thinking of what he could do and who he could consult. But Anwar insisted the former-PM did not approach him for a deal in any "serious manner".
"Even if he had referred to that (a deal) I would have just ignored... I was just listening to him," Anwar said when asked if Najib had offered him a deal to shift allegiance.
"After the second call he was totally shattered," he added.
Najib could not immediately be reached for comment.
"In a close contest between two coalitions, it is not unusual for a leader of the losing team to try to entice members from the other side," said Adib Zalkapli, a Kuala Lumpur-based analyst with risk consultancy Vriens & Partners.
Khairy Jamaluddin, the youth and sports minister in Najib's government, visited Najib at his house on election night and said this week the prime minister had been "calm" and "poised", but that the people around him were "stunned, shocked and sombre".
Khairy (photo) was not available for comment today. A spokesman for Khairy declined to comment on Anwar's description of events on election night.
Najib's coalition secured only 79 of Malaysia's 222 parliamentary seats while Anwar's party PKR won 50 seats. An alliance between the two could have secured Najib's return to power.
Last year, Najib visited Anwar at a hospital where he was recovering from a shoulder surgery. The meeting sparked rumours that the two leaders may strike up an agreement to join forces against Mahathir, although this was quickly dismissed by Anwar's team.
'Mahathir the right man'
Mahathir, who was sworn in as prime minister last Thursday, secured a royal pardon for Anwar, and has promised to step aside for his friend-turned-foe-turned-ally to become prime minister.
The relationship between these two giants of Malaysian politics is a saga that has spanned three decades.
Anwar said it had been accepted that he would be the next prime minister after Mahathir steps down, but he wanted to ensure a smooth transition.
"Mahathir has been in power for just a week, so it's not proper to talk about an immediate transition. So let him just continue," Anwar said. He did not give a time frame for this move.
Anwar was Mahathir's deputy in the 1990s, but fell out with his mentor during the 1997-99 Asian financial crisis.
He was eventually sacked from the ruling party and founded the Reformasi movement, challenging Mahathir's government. Within weeks, he was arrested and jailed on disputed charges of sodomy and corruption.
After being freed in 2004, Anwar was jailed a second time for sodomy in 2015, when Najib was in power.
Both times, he and his supporters said the charges were politically motivated.
Mahathir was perfect as prime minister right now as the new government goes about dismantling the obsolete and corrupt system put in place by the long-ruling Umno-led coalition, Anwar said.
Umno's race-based politics and patronage system have been slammed by its critics and blamed for the bulging civil service and weak institutions like the judiciary.
"Probably he seems to be the right man… I am a bit more moderate and have a softer image," Anwar said.
"Because of how I suffered, I always think how any decision would cause sufferings to those affected. So I'm a bit more considerate… and that may not be good in these times when we have to make sure the elements of the old regime do not resurface."
Anwar and his party have faced a protracted struggle to gain power due to electoral systems and government institutions working in favour of the ruling party.
He said the old regime had been dismantled, but the new government could not assume it would retain the level of support and euphoria seen in the last week.
"From my discussion with the PM (Mahathir) this morning, that seems to be the sentiment... we will have to deliver," he said.
"I have given that message. We don't want Umno 2.0."
- Reuters
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/425518
Anwar says 'shattered' Najib called him twice on election night
Praveen Menon, Reuters | Published on 17 May 2018, 10:26 pm | Modified on 17 May 2018, 10:40 pm
Malaysia's ousted former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak was "totally shattered" the night he lost the general election and called his jailed rival Anwar Ibrahim twice for advice on what he should do, Anwar said today.
Najib was handed a shocking election loss last week which ended the dominance of the Barisan Nasional coalition that has ruled Malaysia for more than six decades.
BN's defeat in the country's 14th general election on May 9 was attributed to rising
anger over corruption and an unlikely alliance struck between 92-year-old Dr Mahathir Mohamad and his former rival, Anwar, who got together to oust the scandal-tainted Najib.
Anwar, who was pardoned and released from his five-year jail term for sodomy yesterday, said he had received two calls from Najib.
"When he called on the night of the election, I advised him as a friend to concede and move on," Anwar told Reuters in an interview at his home on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.
Anwar said he asked Najib to come out with a statement quickly, rather than delay and be perceived as trying to scuttle the process.
However, Najib (photo) said nothing despite Mahathir declaring victory a few hours after the counting of the votes began.
At a news conference the next day, Najib said no party had a simple majority and the constitutional monarch would decide who would form the government.
"He was just very evasive... he refused to concede early," Anwar said about his discussion on election night.
He said Najib was thinking of what he could do and who he could consult. But Anwar insisted the former-PM did not approach him for a deal in any "serious manner".
"Even if he had referred to that (a deal) I would have just ignored... I was just listening to him," Anwar said when asked if Najib had offered him a deal to shift allegiance.
"After the second call he was totally shattered," he added.
Najib could not immediately be reached for comment.
"In a close contest between two coalitions, it is not unusual for a leader of the losing team to try to entice members from the other side," said Adib Zalkapli, a Kuala Lumpur-based analyst with risk consultancy Vriens & Partners.
Khairy Jamaluddin, the youth and sports minister in Najib's government, visited Najib at his house on election night and said this week the prime minister had been "calm" and "poised", but that the people around him were "stunned, shocked and sombre".
Khairy (photo) was not available for comment today. A spokesman for Khairy declined to comment on Anwar's description of events on election night.
Najib's coalition secured only 79 of Malaysia's 222 parliamentary seats while Anwar's party PKR won 50 seats. An alliance between the two could have secured Najib's return to power.
Last year, Najib visited Anwar at a hospital where he was recovering from a shoulder surgery. The meeting sparked rumours that the two leaders may strike up an agreement to join forces against Mahathir, although this was quickly dismissed by Anwar's team.
'Mahathir the right man'
Mahathir, who was sworn in as prime minister last Thursday, secured a royal pardon for Anwar, and has promised to step aside for his friend-turned-foe-turned-ally to become prime minister.
The relationship between these two giants of Malaysian politics is a saga that has spanned three decades.
Anwar said it had been accepted that he would be the next prime minister after Mahathir steps down, but he wanted to ensure a smooth transition.
"Mahathir has been in power for just a week, so it's not proper to talk about an immediate transition. So let him just continue," Anwar said. He did not give a time frame for this move.
Anwar was Mahathir's deputy in the 1990s, but fell out with his mentor during the 1997-99 Asian financial crisis.
He was eventually sacked from the ruling party and founded the Reformasi movement, challenging Mahathir's government. Within weeks, he was arrested and jailed on disputed charges of sodomy and corruption.
After being freed in 2004, Anwar was jailed a second time for sodomy in 2015, when Najib was in power.
Both times, he and his supporters said the charges were politically motivated.
Mahathir was perfect as prime minister right now as the new government goes about dismantling the obsolete and corrupt system put in place by the long-ruling Umno-led coalition, Anwar said.
Umno's race-based politics and patronage system have been slammed by its critics and blamed for the bulging civil service and weak institutions like the judiciary.
"Probably he seems to be the right man… I am a bit more moderate and have a softer image," Anwar said.
"Because of how I suffered, I always think how any decision would cause sufferings to those affected. So I'm a bit more considerate… and that may not be good in these times when we have to make sure the elements of the old regime do not resurface."
Anwar and his party have faced a protracted struggle to gain power due to electoral systems and government institutions working in favour of the ruling party.
He said the old regime had been dismantled, but the new government could not assume it would retain the level of support and euphoria seen in the last week.
"From my discussion with the PM (Mahathir) this morning, that seems to be the sentiment... we will have to deliver," he said.
"I have given that message. We don't want Umno 2.0."
- Reuters
Why Anwar don't make clear statement on weather did he fucked people asshole?
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Anwar: Sirul deserves a fresh trial
Published on 17 May 2018, 4:08 pm | Modified on 17 May 2018, 6:55 pm
Police commando Sirul Azhar Umar, who was sentenced to death for the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu, should be given a fresh trial, PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim said.
In an interview with The Australian, Anwar said Sirul's original trial judges were "compromised" as the relevant witnesses were not called, thereby "made a mockery of the law"...
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Anwar: Sirul deserves a fresh trial
Published on 17 May 2018, 4:08 pm | Modified on 17 May 2018, 6:55 pm
Police commando Sirul Azhar Umar, who was sentenced to death for the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu, should be given a fresh trial, PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim said.
In an interview with The Australian, Anwar said Sirul's original trial judges were "compromised" as the relevant witnesses were not called, thereby "made a mockery of the law"...
Najib now Tua Kee, Huge Amount of $$CASH$$ found in police Raid.
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LIVE: Police seize 72 bags of cash, jewellery, 284 luxury handbags
Published on 17 May 2018, 10:16 am | Modified on Today 2:07 am
After more than 24 hours since a vast police team descended onto the private residence of ousted prime minister Najib Abdul Razak on Jalan Langgak Duta, Kuala Lumpur, there seemed to be no end in sight with searches still ongoing.
Although several police vehicles have been observed leaving the area, several others remain parked out front.
Officers from Bukit Aman's federal commercial crimes department are still believed to be combing through Najib's house.
Follow our live blog as the Malaysiakini team brings you the news as it takes place.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
2.00am: Raja Chulan - Police have loaded at least a dozen luggage bags into the fifth and last police truck.
Bukit Aman commercial crime investigation department chief Amar Singh Ishar Singh is addressing the media now.
Amar Singh has seized 72 bags filled with jewellery, and cash of various currencies.
Police have also seized 284 boxes of luxury handbags.
1.25am: Raja Chulan - A fifth police truck has been brought in to the to the Pavilion Residences luxury condominium in Jalan Raja Chulan.
Police say this will be the last truck needed to transport the seized items.
Most of the boxes carted away earlier are believed to be luxury goods.
1am: Raja Chulan - Police have brought in a fourth truck to the Pavilion Residences luxury condominium in Jalan Raja Chulan.
Police are continuously loading box after box of items seized from units linked to former premier Najib Abdul Razak.
Police still can't crack safe at Najib's house
12.45pm: Langgak Duta - The police are still unable to open the safe, allegedly locked for two decades, in former premier Najib Abdul Razak’s house here.
This is according to Federal Territories Umno Youth chief Razlan Rafii who is just leaving the house.
“(Police) still can't open it yet,” he says when asked whether the safe has been cracked open.
“Actually he (Najib) said that safe is very old, his child has used it for so long and has never opened it for twenty years.
“But the police also, they should hire experts in cracking open safes, like in the film 'The Italian Job' and such,” Razlan quipped.
Najib, meanwhile, is still in high spirits, he said.
12.30am: Raja Chulan - A crowd of onlookers and media gathers outside luxury condominium Pavilion Residences along Jalan Raja Chulan following a raid on residences linked to Najib earlier last night.
Police have just brought in a new truck to the loading bay, believed to facilitate the transportation of more seized items. 10 minutes later, a third truck arrives.
Bukit Aman Commercial CID director Amar Singh Ishar Singh is expected to hold a press conference here after confirming earlier reports of the raid.
The team from Bukit Aman was earlier said to have been counting cash and jewellery seized from the luxury condominium unit.
Umno Youth too down to protest
11.20pm: Langgak Duta - Federal Territories Umno Youth chief Razlan Rafii (photo) arrives outside former premier Najib Abdul Razak’s house.
Responding to a question on whether Umno Youth will protest against the marathon police raid here, he says they are all “feeling down”.
“It’s not that we don’t want to protest. Right now we are all feeling very down.
“Everyone is feeling down. Yeah, as you know, we just lost the government,” he told reporters who him as he neared the police yellow tape.
He also asks where is the humanity in conducting this marathon raid, especially as Najib is a former premier.
“I don’t see a single charge against Najib.
“When we lose our power, people treat us as if we haven’t done anything for them. This is not our culture,” he says.
The police allows him and a couple of his friends to enter the road leading to Najib’s house.
Shortly after, activist Hishamuddin Rais arrives here as well, asking reporters stationed here where Najib’s house is.
He proceeds to make some serious allegations against Najib, which he claims to have heard from Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Hishamuddin says he intends to form a new NGO called Bersih Malaysia to pursue these allegations.
He leaves the area after taking some pictures of Najib’s house.
A red Porsche Macan allowed to enter
10.50pm: Langgak Duta - A red Porsche Macan with heavily tinted windows attempts to enter the cordoned-off road leading to Najib's house.
A police officer asks for the windows to be rolled down several times before the person in the car does so. Even then, the window is only rolled down a little.
The officer is heard asking “Who are you?” several times before saying, “Adik dia?” (Their sibling?). He then allows the car to enter.
Locksmiths exit Najib's home
10.05pm: Langgak Duta - Another locksmith has exited Najib's house, armed with what appears to be an electric plasma cutter.
Questioned about his role and whether they managed to crack open the safe, the man merely shook his head.
Further questions of similar nature yielded a simple “I don’t know”.
The man got into a car, and another younger man wearing a shirt bearing the words “professional locksmith” also entered the car.
As they drove off, five cars, several of which were the police vehicles, drove out of the cordoned off area accompanied by an outrider.
Shortly after the cars left, about three clearly marked police cars entered the cordoned off area separately, a few minutes apart.
Najib returns after breaking fast with mother
9.30pm: Langgak Duta - Najib Abdul Razak has just returned home after breaking fast with his mother Rahah Mohammad Noah in her house at Jalan Eaton, Kuala Lumpur.
A picture of him with his mother was just uploaded onto social media.
According to a source close to the former prime minister, Najib’s mother has apparently expressed distress over the raid on her son's house late last night and is concerned for the family, in particular, about her grandchildren and great-grandson.
However, Najib had supposedly reassured her that he had tried to do his best for the country.
Both of them agreed that Najib needed to stay strong to face this “test from God”.
Locksmiths fail to open safe in Najib's residence
7.30pm: Langgak Duta - Two men wearing waistcoats that indicate they are locksmiths walk out of Najib’s private home but decline to provide their names.
It is believed they were brought in earlier to assist in efforts to open a stubborn safe.
Asked if they had come to assist in opening the safe, they nodded.
When asked if they had succeeded, they just shook their heads.
Najib and family leave residence to break fast
7pm: Langgak Duta - Escorted by one police outrider, several vehicles, including a fully-tinted white Toyota Alphard Vellfire, the former prime minister and his family leave their private home.
A source tells Malaysiakini that Najib and his family are on their way out for "buka puasa" (breaking of fast).
Najib’s lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal earlier clarified that Najib was not under house arrest but was free to leave his house as and when he wanted to.
Cops drilling safe locked for 'two decades' in Najib's house
6.30pm: Langgak Duta - The police are attempting to drill open a safe in former premier Najib Abdul Razak's residence in Jalan Langgak Duta, Kuala Lumpur which has allegedly remained locked for two decades.
His lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal claimed the key has been misplaced.
Asked by members of the press what was in the safe, the lawyer replied: "God knows”.
Harpal also explained that the police had conducted the raid based on the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2001.
Black Maria leaves Najib’s mansion with one man and boxes
4.45pm: Langgak Duta - After an 18-hour raid, the Black Maria leaves former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s residence, carrying stacks of turquoise-coloured boxes and an unidentified man riding in the back of the truck with a police officer.
Despite repeated questions, the man refuses to identify himself to the media.
The man does not appear to be handcuffed.
The Black Maria is accompanied by two police outriders and a police car.
As it begins to rain, members of the media chase the entourage out to the main road but the man refuses once again to comment.
Lawyers gather at Najib's residence
3.45pm: Langgak Duta - Moments later, a black BMW X1 registered to another lawyer, Chan Mun Fong, is allowed to enter the premises.
A woman is seen driving the car with an elderly-looking man in the passenger seat.
Thus far, three lawyers are believed to be inside Najib’s Langgak Duta residence amidst an ongoing police raid.
3.30pm: Langgak Duta - Umno lawyer Hasnal Rezua Merican and his son are seen walking into Najib’s house and are granted access by the police.
Hasnal previously represented Special Action Unit Corporal Sirul Azhar Umar, who was given the death sentence for the murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.
The lawyer and his son ignore questions from the press.
Moments before their arrival, a gold Mercedes Benz believed to be ferrying another lawyer, Harpal Singh Grewal, departs from the house only to turn back less than five minutes later.
Thus far, several police cars have come in and out of the road leading to Najib’s residence.
Curious onlookers have also been dropping by the scene to get a glimpse of Najib’s sprawling mansion.
Nazri denies visiting Najib's residence
1.30pm: Petaling Jaya - Former tourism and culture minister Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz denies visiting former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak at his residence amidst an ongoing police raid.
“Bukan (no),” he told Malaysiakini in a text message when asked if he was in one of the cars seen entering Najib’s house this morning.
Malay-language daily Berita Harian previously reported that Nazri had entered Najib’s house.
Since about 10am, police have allowed a flurry of cars to drive in and out of the house.
Nurul Izzah condemns raid at 'ungodly hour'
1.15pm: Petaling Jaya - PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar speaks out against the ongoing overnight police raid on former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s Langgak Duta residence.
“As former victims of early dawn police raids, I must stress my disagreement in ransacking any home at such an ungodly hour.
“Charge, investigate, prudently... Prinsip keadilan & berhikmah sentiasa terpakai (the principle of justice and wisdom should be followed),” she tweets, while tagging the official Twitter account of the Royal Malaysian Police.
Nurul Izzah’s father and PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim had in 1998 been subjected to an early morning raid by balaclava-clad commandos prior to being convicted for his Sodomy I charge.
12.50pm: Langgak Duta - Another fully-tinted car, this time a black Toyota Alphard Vellfire, enters the road leading to Najib’s house.
Police reveal to the media that the person seated inside is “Najib’s son”, but decline to reveal exactly which son.
A check on the vehicle’s registration plate reveals that the owner is Mohamad Nizar Najib, the former premier’s son from his first marriage.
No visitors allowed
12.15pm: Langgak Duta - A silver Mercedes Benz attempts to enter the road leading to Najib’s residence.
When police approach the car, the driver says he is driving a “lawyer” but does not reveal any names. The car windows are fully tinted and the passenger appears to be seated in the backseat.
The car is allowed to enter, however.
At the house, a man resembling Najib’s lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal alights the car. He had last left Najib’s house at 4am this morning.
11.30am: A man identifying himself as Umno Port Dickson member and Najib’s longtime friend Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman walks towards Najib’s house but is turned away by police.
“I have come here as a friend of Najib, to come see him and boost his morale. But the police are not allowing him to have any visitors.
“Is he under house arrest or what?” he says to members of the press.
Abdul Rahim says that he, along with four other friends of Najib’s, will attempt to visit the house again at noon.
10am: Several unmarked police vehicles are observed leaving.
While unable to discern their occupants clearly, press members could make out several individuals in hoodies in the cars.
In one car, a person in the passenger seat is seen with his or her face covered.
9.20am: According to the New Straits Times, one of the homes being searched at Pavillion Residence belongs to the son of Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor.
It is reported that police are unable to enter another two units as the owner, who is the couple's daughter, are not home.
What happened this morning: At about 10.15pm last night, a police team arrived at the house in more than a dozen cars, followed by the Black Maria, which is often used to transport detainees, at 3.50am this morning.
It was later learned that the truck is being used to transport evidence boxes.
Najib's lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal claimed police seized several boxes of handbags, presents and personal belongings.
Najib is believed to be investigated for money laundering, in relation to the 1MDB scandal.
Bukit Aman commercial crime department director Amar Singh Ishar Singh reportedly confirmed police were searching five locations, including Najib's residence, the upscale Pavilion Residence in Kuala Lumpur and the Prime Minister's Office in Putrajaya.
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad had on Tuesday said there were no plans to strike a deal with Najib, and that the former would carry on with his pledge to prosecute his predecessor in regards to the scandal-ridden state investment fund.
Raid on Najib's house
Lawyer: Handbags and personal items seized from Najib's house
This is uncalled for! Source close to Najib slams police action
Police conduct marathon search at Najib's bungalow, all rooms inspected
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Report: Cops counting cash, jewellery after second condo raid
Published on Today 12:16 am | Modified on Today 1:01 am
As police continue its raid at Najib Abdul Razak's house in Taman Duta, another raid took place tonight at a luxury condominium linked to the former premier in Jalan Raja Chulan.
According to Astro Awani, police have seized an undisclosed amount of money and jewellery from the said property.
Bukit Aman Commercial Crime Department director Amar Singh Ishar Singh confirmed that a raid was taking place.
The report said that a police officer came down from the condominium unit about 10.56pm, with several items, including a money counting machine.
Amar Singh is also believed to be in the condominium unit and is expected to hold a press conference shortly.
He was earlier quoted confirming to Bernama that a raid was being conducted at the condominium, saying any further progress will be updated later.
Najib is being investigated for alleged involvement in the 1MDB scandal.
He has denied any wrongdoing.
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LIVE: Police seize 72 bags of cash, jewellery, 284 luxury handbags
Published on 17 May 2018, 10:16 am | Modified on Today 2:07 am
After more than 24 hours since a vast police team descended onto the private residence of ousted prime minister Najib Abdul Razak on Jalan Langgak Duta, Kuala Lumpur, there seemed to be no end in sight with searches still ongoing.
Although several police vehicles have been observed leaving the area, several others remain parked out front.
Officers from Bukit Aman's federal commercial crimes department are still believed to be combing through Najib's house.
Follow our live blog as the Malaysiakini team brings you the news as it takes place.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Lawyers gather at Najib's house
- Nurul Izzah tweets disagreement on early morning raid
- Najib's son arrives
- Police turning away visitors
- Unmarked police cars leave the scene
- Najib breaks Ramadhan fast with his mother
- Umno Youth too depressed to protest police treatment of Najib
- Police still unable to crack safe at Najib's home.
2.00am: Raja Chulan - Police have loaded at least a dozen luggage bags into the fifth and last police truck.
Bukit Aman commercial crime investigation department chief Amar Singh Ishar Singh is addressing the media now.
Amar Singh has seized 72 bags filled with jewellery, and cash of various currencies.
Police have also seized 284 boxes of luxury handbags.
1.25am: Raja Chulan - A fifth police truck has been brought in to the to the Pavilion Residences luxury condominium in Jalan Raja Chulan.
Police say this will be the last truck needed to transport the seized items.
Most of the boxes carted away earlier are believed to be luxury goods.
1am: Raja Chulan - Police have brought in a fourth truck to the Pavilion Residences luxury condominium in Jalan Raja Chulan.
Police are continuously loading box after box of items seized from units linked to former premier Najib Abdul Razak.
Police still can't crack safe at Najib's house
12.45pm: Langgak Duta - The police are still unable to open the safe, allegedly locked for two decades, in former premier Najib Abdul Razak’s house here.
This is according to Federal Territories Umno Youth chief Razlan Rafii who is just leaving the house.
“(Police) still can't open it yet,” he says when asked whether the safe has been cracked open.
“Actually he (Najib) said that safe is very old, his child has used it for so long and has never opened it for twenty years.
“But the police also, they should hire experts in cracking open safes, like in the film 'The Italian Job' and such,” Razlan quipped.
Najib, meanwhile, is still in high spirits, he said.
12.30am: Raja Chulan - A crowd of onlookers and media gathers outside luxury condominium Pavilion Residences along Jalan Raja Chulan following a raid on residences linked to Najib earlier last night.
Police have just brought in a new truck to the loading bay, believed to facilitate the transportation of more seized items. 10 minutes later, a third truck arrives.
Bukit Aman Commercial CID director Amar Singh Ishar Singh is expected to hold a press conference here after confirming earlier reports of the raid.
The team from Bukit Aman was earlier said to have been counting cash and jewellery seized from the luxury condominium unit.
Umno Youth too down to protest
11.20pm: Langgak Duta - Federal Territories Umno Youth chief Razlan Rafii (photo) arrives outside former premier Najib Abdul Razak’s house.
Responding to a question on whether Umno Youth will protest against the marathon police raid here, he says they are all “feeling down”.
“It’s not that we don’t want to protest. Right now we are all feeling very down.
“Everyone is feeling down. Yeah, as you know, we just lost the government,” he told reporters who him as he neared the police yellow tape.
He also asks where is the humanity in conducting this marathon raid, especially as Najib is a former premier.
“I don’t see a single charge against Najib.
“When we lose our power, people treat us as if we haven’t done anything for them. This is not our culture,” he says.
The police allows him and a couple of his friends to enter the road leading to Najib’s house.
Shortly after, activist Hishamuddin Rais arrives here as well, asking reporters stationed here where Najib’s house is.
He proceeds to make some serious allegations against Najib, which he claims to have heard from Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Hishamuddin says he intends to form a new NGO called Bersih Malaysia to pursue these allegations.
He leaves the area after taking some pictures of Najib’s house.
A red Porsche Macan allowed to enter
10.50pm: Langgak Duta - A red Porsche Macan with heavily tinted windows attempts to enter the cordoned-off road leading to Najib's house.
A police officer asks for the windows to be rolled down several times before the person in the car does so. Even then, the window is only rolled down a little.
The officer is heard asking “Who are you?” several times before saying, “Adik dia?” (Their sibling?). He then allows the car to enter.
Locksmiths exit Najib's home
10.05pm: Langgak Duta - Another locksmith has exited Najib's house, armed with what appears to be an electric plasma cutter.
Questioned about his role and whether they managed to crack open the safe, the man merely shook his head.
Further questions of similar nature yielded a simple “I don’t know”.
The man got into a car, and another younger man wearing a shirt bearing the words “professional locksmith” also entered the car.
As they drove off, five cars, several of which were the police vehicles, drove out of the cordoned off area accompanied by an outrider.
Shortly after the cars left, about three clearly marked police cars entered the cordoned off area separately, a few minutes apart.
Najib returns after breaking fast with mother
9.30pm: Langgak Duta - Najib Abdul Razak has just returned home after breaking fast with his mother Rahah Mohammad Noah in her house at Jalan Eaton, Kuala Lumpur.
A picture of him with his mother was just uploaded onto social media.
According to a source close to the former prime minister, Najib’s mother has apparently expressed distress over the raid on her son's house late last night and is concerned for the family, in particular, about her grandchildren and great-grandson.
However, Najib had supposedly reassured her that he had tried to do his best for the country.
Both of them agreed that Najib needed to stay strong to face this “test from God”.
Locksmiths fail to open safe in Najib's residence
7.30pm: Langgak Duta - Two men wearing waistcoats that indicate they are locksmiths walk out of Najib’s private home but decline to provide their names.
It is believed they were brought in earlier to assist in efforts to open a stubborn safe.
Asked if they had come to assist in opening the safe, they nodded.
When asked if they had succeeded, they just shook their heads.
Najib and family leave residence to break fast
7pm: Langgak Duta - Escorted by one police outrider, several vehicles, including a fully-tinted white Toyota Alphard Vellfire, the former prime minister and his family leave their private home.
A source tells Malaysiakini that Najib and his family are on their way out for "buka puasa" (breaking of fast).
Najib’s lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal earlier clarified that Najib was not under house arrest but was free to leave his house as and when he wanted to.
Cops drilling safe locked for 'two decades' in Najib's house
6.30pm: Langgak Duta - The police are attempting to drill open a safe in former premier Najib Abdul Razak's residence in Jalan Langgak Duta, Kuala Lumpur which has allegedly remained locked for two decades.
His lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal claimed the key has been misplaced.
Asked by members of the press what was in the safe, the lawyer replied: "God knows”.
Harpal also explained that the police had conducted the raid based on the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2001.
Black Maria leaves Najib’s mansion with one man and boxes
4.45pm: Langgak Duta - After an 18-hour raid, the Black Maria leaves former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s residence, carrying stacks of turquoise-coloured boxes and an unidentified man riding in the back of the truck with a police officer.
Despite repeated questions, the man refuses to identify himself to the media.
The man does not appear to be handcuffed.
The Black Maria is accompanied by two police outriders and a police car.
As it begins to rain, members of the media chase the entourage out to the main road but the man refuses once again to comment.
Lawyers gather at Najib's residence
3.45pm: Langgak Duta - Moments later, a black BMW X1 registered to another lawyer, Chan Mun Fong, is allowed to enter the premises.
A woman is seen driving the car with an elderly-looking man in the passenger seat.
Thus far, three lawyers are believed to be inside Najib’s Langgak Duta residence amidst an ongoing police raid.
3.30pm: Langgak Duta - Umno lawyer Hasnal Rezua Merican and his son are seen walking into Najib’s house and are granted access by the police.
Hasnal previously represented Special Action Unit Corporal Sirul Azhar Umar, who was given the death sentence for the murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.
The lawyer and his son ignore questions from the press.
Moments before their arrival, a gold Mercedes Benz believed to be ferrying another lawyer, Harpal Singh Grewal, departs from the house only to turn back less than five minutes later.
Thus far, several police cars have come in and out of the road leading to Najib’s residence.
Curious onlookers have also been dropping by the scene to get a glimpse of Najib’s sprawling mansion.
Nazri denies visiting Najib's residence
1.30pm: Petaling Jaya - Former tourism and culture minister Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz denies visiting former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak at his residence amidst an ongoing police raid.
“Bukan (no),” he told Malaysiakini in a text message when asked if he was in one of the cars seen entering Najib’s house this morning.
Malay-language daily Berita Harian previously reported that Nazri had entered Najib’s house.
Since about 10am, police have allowed a flurry of cars to drive in and out of the house.
Nurul Izzah condemns raid at 'ungodly hour'
1.15pm: Petaling Jaya - PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar speaks out against the ongoing overnight police raid on former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s Langgak Duta residence.
“As former victims of early dawn police raids, I must stress my disagreement in ransacking any home at such an ungodly hour.
“Charge, investigate, prudently... Prinsip keadilan & berhikmah sentiasa terpakai (the principle of justice and wisdom should be followed),” she tweets, while tagging the official Twitter account of the Royal Malaysian Police.
Nurul Izzah’s father and PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim had in 1998 been subjected to an early morning raid by balaclava-clad commandos prior to being convicted for his Sodomy I charge.
12.50pm: Langgak Duta - Another fully-tinted car, this time a black Toyota Alphard Vellfire, enters the road leading to Najib’s house.
Police reveal to the media that the person seated inside is “Najib’s son”, but decline to reveal exactly which son.
A check on the vehicle’s registration plate reveals that the owner is Mohamad Nizar Najib, the former premier’s son from his first marriage.
No visitors allowed
12.15pm: Langgak Duta - A silver Mercedes Benz attempts to enter the road leading to Najib’s residence.
When police approach the car, the driver says he is driving a “lawyer” but does not reveal any names. The car windows are fully tinted and the passenger appears to be seated in the backseat.
The car is allowed to enter, however.
At the house, a man resembling Najib’s lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal alights the car. He had last left Najib’s house at 4am this morning.
11.30am: A man identifying himself as Umno Port Dickson member and Najib’s longtime friend Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman walks towards Najib’s house but is turned away by police.
“I have come here as a friend of Najib, to come see him and boost his morale. But the police are not allowing him to have any visitors.
“Is he under house arrest or what?” he says to members of the press.
Abdul Rahim says that he, along with four other friends of Najib’s, will attempt to visit the house again at noon.
10am: Several unmarked police vehicles are observed leaving.
While unable to discern their occupants clearly, press members could make out several individuals in hoodies in the cars.
In one car, a person in the passenger seat is seen with his or her face covered.
9.20am: According to the New Straits Times, one of the homes being searched at Pavillion Residence belongs to the son of Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor.
It is reported that police are unable to enter another two units as the owner, who is the couple's daughter, are not home.
What happened this morning: At about 10.15pm last night, a police team arrived at the house in more than a dozen cars, followed by the Black Maria, which is often used to transport detainees, at 3.50am this morning.
It was later learned that the truck is being used to transport evidence boxes.
Najib's lawyer Harpal Singh Grewal claimed police seized several boxes of handbags, presents and personal belongings.
Najib is believed to be investigated for money laundering, in relation to the 1MDB scandal.
Bukit Aman commercial crime department director Amar Singh Ishar Singh reportedly confirmed police were searching five locations, including Najib's residence, the upscale Pavilion Residence in Kuala Lumpur and the Prime Minister's Office in Putrajaya.
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad had on Tuesday said there were no plans to strike a deal with Najib, and that the former would carry on with his pledge to prosecute his predecessor in regards to the scandal-ridden state investment fund.
Raid on Najib's house
Lawyer: Handbags and personal items seized from Najib's house
This is uncalled for! Source close to Najib slams police action
Police conduct marathon search at Najib's bungalow, all rooms inspected
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/425525
Report: Cops counting cash, jewellery after second condo raid
Published on Today 12:16 am | Modified on Today 1:01 am
As police continue its raid at Najib Abdul Razak's house in Taman Duta, another raid took place tonight at a luxury condominium linked to the former premier in Jalan Raja Chulan.
According to Astro Awani, police have seized an undisclosed amount of money and jewellery from the said property.
Bukit Aman Commercial Crime Department director Amar Singh Ishar Singh confirmed that a raid was taking place.
The report said that a police officer came down from the condominium unit about 10.56pm, with several items, including a money counting machine.
Amar Singh is also believed to be in the condominium unit and is expected to hold a press conference shortly.
He was earlier quoted confirming to Bernama that a raid was being conducted at the condominium, saying any further progress will be updated later.
Najib is being investigated for alleged involvement in the 1MDB scandal.
He has denied any wrongdoing.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/425530
Astounding! Condo search nets 284 luxury handbags, 72 bags of cash, jewellery
Alyaa Alhadjri | Published on Today 2:36 am | Modified on Today 7:36 am
ASTONISHING HAUL! Seventy-two bags of cash and jewellery as well as 284 boxes of high-end designer handbags.
These make up the list of items seized by the police from two condominium units linked to former premier Najib Abdul Razak in the upmarket Pavillion Residence in Kuala Lumpur tonight...
Astounding! Condo search nets 284 luxury handbags, 72 bags of cash, jewellery
Alyaa Alhadjri | Published on Today 2:36 am | Modified on Today 7:36 am
ASTONISHING HAUL! Seventy-two bags of cash and jewellery as well as 284 boxes of high-end designer handbags.
These make up the list of items seized by the police from two condominium units linked to former premier Najib Abdul Razak in the upmarket Pavillion Residence in Kuala Lumpur tonight...
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Malaysian police seize 72 bags of cash, jewellery at luxury condos linked to former PM Najib
Malaysian police stand outside the entrance of former prime minister Najib Razak's residence in Kuala Lumpur in the early hours of May 17, 2018. (Mohd RASFAN/AFP)
18 May 2018 03:45AM (Updated: 18 May 2018 07:13AM)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian police seized 72 bags of jewellery, various currencies and valuables at luxury condominiums in Jalan Raja Chulan on Friday (May 18) morning, believed to be linked to the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) investigations involving former prime minister Najib Razak.
Bernama news agency quoted Bukit Aman Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID) director Amar Singh Ishar Singh as saying that another 284 boxes containing various luxury branded bags were also seized.
He said the value of the seized goods could not be ascertained as yet as the seizures were massive, adding that the police would make a detailed inspection later on Friday to determine the value.
“The CCID has inspected six premises related to the 1MDB investigations, namely the Prime Minister's Office, official residence and four other homes,” he told a press conference after checking the condominiums early on Friday.
Amar Singh said among the seized handbags were Hermes and Louis Vuitton brands.
He said the condominiums were among the six locations inspected in connection with the 1MDB case.
“The inspections were conducted simultaneously. As for inspections at the Jalan Raja Chulan luxury condominiums, there was no obstruction or individuals (preventing) the police from carrying out their work at the premises.
“For the raid at the posh residences, the police had obtained the necessary search warrant. The search was completed within two-and-a-half hours,” added Amar Singh.
On the raids at the five other locations, he said among the goods seized were documents which were believed to be linked to the 1MDB and the raids would go on till the completion of the investigations.
On the ownership of the three posh condominium units in Jalan Raja Chulan here, Amar Singh said the owner had a "Tan Sri" honorific title.
On media reports that claimed the seized goods included gold bars, Amar Singh declined comment.
Asked whether the goods were sufficient evidence to prosecute Najib, he said the decision was up to Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun.
“I only received orders to conduct the raids with regard to the 1MDB case,” he added.
Amar Singh also explained that the iron safe found in Najib's residence at Jalan Langgak Duta, Taman Duta, was still in the process of being drilled to be opened.
“We have investigated this case with professionalism ... I have also instructed all my personnel to conduct a detailed and thorough investigation,” he said.
Amar Singh also said some of the seizures were made at Najib's private residence in Taman Duta and gave an assurance to disclose all the seized items at the next press conference.
“In addition, the seizures at the former prime minister's office in Putrajaya, among others, involved 1MDB documents,” he added.
Source: Bernama/de
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Police report made over alleged attempt to 'hide' Rosmah's Birkin bag collection
Composite photo shows youth members of the Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) holding a police report (L) and orange boxes allegedly containing Birkin bags belonging to Madam Rosmah Mansor, the wife of former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak. (Photo: Facebook/Ben Ali)
12 May 2018 08:19PM (Updated: 12 May 2018 08:26PM)
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PUTRAJAYA: A police report has been made by members of Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia's (PPBM) youth wing, after they claimed to have received information about an alleged attempt to transport and "hide" 50 Birkin bags that possibly belonged to Madam Rosmah Mansor, the wife of former prime minister Najib Razak.
In a statement on Saturday (May 12), the youth members said they received video footage showing the bags being transported to Pavillion Residences condominium in Kuala Lumpur, in a van belonging to the Prime Minister's Department.
The bags were stored in boxes which had tags with the names of the people who gifted the handbags. It is believed that the bags were given to Mdm Rosmah, said the statement, adding that each bag costs at least RM200,000 (US$50,600).
PPBM Youth said it slams the "attempt to transport/hide" the luxury bags.
“The van was seen to have the logo of the Prime Minister’s Department (JPM) and Jata Negara Malaysia. If it is true that the van belongs to JPM, this is an abuse of power,” said PPBM Youth executive committee member Ben Ali.
The youth members urged the authorities to carry out raids on the condominium units involved, considering allegations that Najib and his wife were involved in a massive money laundering scandal.
When contacted by Bernama, Dang Wangi district police chief Shaharudin Abdullah confirmed that a report was made.
Earlier on Saturday, Najib and his wife were barred from leaving the country, shortly after he said in a Facebook post that they were taking a week-long holiday overseas to rest following the Barisan Nasional's defeat in Wednesday's general election.
New prime minister Mahathir Mohamad said he had instructed the Immigration Department to impose the travel ban, as there is sufficient evidence for an investigation to be conducted against Najib.
Source: CNA/Bernama/na/(gs)
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Malaysian police seize 72 bags of cash, jewellery at luxury condos linked to former PM Najib
Malaysian police stand outside the entrance of former prime minister Najib Razak's residence in Kuala Lumpur in the early hours of May 17, 2018. (Mohd RASFAN/AFP)
18 May 2018 03:45AM (Updated: 18 May 2018 07:13AM)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian police seized 72 bags of jewellery, various currencies and valuables at luxury condominiums in Jalan Raja Chulan on Friday (May 18) morning, believed to be linked to the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) investigations involving former prime minister Najib Razak.
Bernama news agency quoted Bukit Aman Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID) director Amar Singh Ishar Singh as saying that another 284 boxes containing various luxury branded bags were also seized.
He said the value of the seized goods could not be ascertained as yet as the seizures were massive, adding that the police would make a detailed inspection later on Friday to determine the value.
“The CCID has inspected six premises related to the 1MDB investigations, namely the Prime Minister's Office, official residence and four other homes,” he told a press conference after checking the condominiums early on Friday.
Amar Singh said among the seized handbags were Hermes and Louis Vuitton brands.
He said the condominiums were among the six locations inspected in connection with the 1MDB case.
“The inspections were conducted simultaneously. As for inspections at the Jalan Raja Chulan luxury condominiums, there was no obstruction or individuals (preventing) the police from carrying out their work at the premises.
“For the raid at the posh residences, the police had obtained the necessary search warrant. The search was completed within two-and-a-half hours,” added Amar Singh.
On the raids at the five other locations, he said among the goods seized were documents which were believed to be linked to the 1MDB and the raids would go on till the completion of the investigations.
On the ownership of the three posh condominium units in Jalan Raja Chulan here, Amar Singh said the owner had a "Tan Sri" honorific title.
On media reports that claimed the seized goods included gold bars, Amar Singh declined comment.
Asked whether the goods were sufficient evidence to prosecute Najib, he said the decision was up to Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun.
“I only received orders to conduct the raids with regard to the 1MDB case,” he added.
Amar Singh also explained that the iron safe found in Najib's residence at Jalan Langgak Duta, Taman Duta, was still in the process of being drilled to be opened.
“We have investigated this case with professionalism ... I have also instructed all my personnel to conduct a detailed and thorough investigation,” he said.
Amar Singh also said some of the seizures were made at Najib's private residence in Taman Duta and gave an assurance to disclose all the seized items at the next press conference.
“In addition, the seizures at the former prime minister's office in Putrajaya, among others, involved 1MDB documents,” he added.
Source: Bernama/de
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Police report made over alleged attempt to 'hide' Rosmah's Birkin bag collection
Composite photo shows youth members of the Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) holding a police report (L) and orange boxes allegedly containing Birkin bags belonging to Madam Rosmah Mansor, the wife of former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak. (Photo: Facebook/Ben Ali)
12 May 2018 08:19PM (Updated: 12 May 2018 08:26PM)
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PUTRAJAYA: A police report has been made by members of Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia's (PPBM) youth wing, after they claimed to have received information about an alleged attempt to transport and "hide" 50 Birkin bags that possibly belonged to Madam Rosmah Mansor, the wife of former prime minister Najib Razak.
In a statement on Saturday (May 12), the youth members said they received video footage showing the bags being transported to Pavillion Residences condominium in Kuala Lumpur, in a van belonging to the Prime Minister's Department.
The bags were stored in boxes which had tags with the names of the people who gifted the handbags. It is believed that the bags were given to Mdm Rosmah, said the statement, adding that each bag costs at least RM200,000 (US$50,600).
PPBM Youth said it slams the "attempt to transport/hide" the luxury bags.
“The van was seen to have the logo of the Prime Minister’s Department (JPM) and Jata Negara Malaysia. If it is true that the van belongs to JPM, this is an abuse of power,” said PPBM Youth executive committee member Ben Ali.
The youth members urged the authorities to carry out raids on the condominium units involved, considering allegations that Najib and his wife were involved in a massive money laundering scandal.
When contacted by Bernama, Dang Wangi district police chief Shaharudin Abdullah confirmed that a report was made.
Earlier on Saturday, Najib and his wife were barred from leaving the country, shortly after he said in a Facebook post that they were taking a week-long holiday overseas to rest following the Barisan Nasional's defeat in Wednesday's general election.
New prime minister Mahathir Mohamad said he had instructed the Immigration Department to impose the travel ban, as there is sufficient evidence for an investigation to be conducted against Najib.
Source: CNA/Bernama/na/(gs)
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Najib gets MACC (CPIB) Shiok? Pse put him in cold dark room 48hr no sleep no meal, asked 10,000 questions!
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MACC summons Najib for questioning over SRC International
Published on Today 6:33 pm | Modified on Today 7:19 pm
The MACC has served a notice to former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak summoning him to the graft-busters headquarters next Tuesday.
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MACC summons Najib for questioning over SRC International
Published on Today 6:33 pm | Modified on Today 7:19 pm
The MACC has served a notice to former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak summoning him to the graft-busters headquarters next Tuesday.
Najib Lao Sai Liao, mata still not left his home MACC arrived! Later if ISD came how?
I can tell you still got CID, the Mongolian BBQ & several deaths like 1MDB banker and DPP killed.... CID cases!
How? Loong can you help Najib? Political Asylum? PAP Kangaroo Lawyers?
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/425636
Najib's residence: Cops leave with plastic box, MACC officers arrive
Kow Gah Chie | Published on Today 5:01 pm | Modified on Today 6:22 pm
Eight MACC officers arrived at the residence of former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak on Jalan Langgak Duta in Kuala Lumpur this evening.
The officers arrived in two separate cars about 4pm...
I can tell you still got CID, the Mongolian BBQ & several deaths like 1MDB banker and DPP killed.... CID cases!
How? Loong can you help Najib? Political Asylum? PAP Kangaroo Lawyers?
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Najib's residence: Cops leave with plastic box, MACC officers arrive
Kow Gah Chie | Published on Today 5:01 pm | Modified on Today 6:22 pm
Eight MACC officers arrived at the residence of former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak on Jalan Langgak Duta in Kuala Lumpur this evening.
The officers arrived in two separate cars about 4pm...
Bayi Singh mata gave Najib Jia Lat!
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/internet-celebrates-amar-singh-singh-231808656.html
Internet celebrates Amar Singh with ‘Singh is king’ memes for leading raids on Najib’s homes
Melanie Chalil
Malay Mail19 May 2018
Datuk Seri Amar Singh is social media’s new king. ― Picture by Firdaus Latif
PETALING JAYA, May 19 — Federal Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID) director Commissioner Datuk Seri Amar Singh Ishar Singh is having a bit of a moment on social media.
Amar led the raids at the Pavilion Residences condominiums and house in Taman Duta owned by former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak that saw the seizure of hundreds of high-end handbags, cash in various currencies, gold, jewellery and luxury watches.
Singh is Kinng which starred Akshay Kumar.">Social media users are now bestowing Amar with the title “Singh is King”, a play on the 2008 Indian action comedy Singh is Kinng which starred Akshay Kumar.
The “cash is king” expression is a reference to Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad saying that Najib told him in 2015 that “cash is king.”
The raids are part of the investigations into scandal-plagued state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/internet-celebrates-amar-singh-singh-231808656.html
Internet celebrates Amar Singh with ‘Singh is king’ memes for leading raids on Najib’s homes
Melanie Chalil
Malay Mail19 May 2018
Datuk Seri Amar Singh is social media’s new king. ― Picture by Firdaus Latif
PETALING JAYA, May 19 — Federal Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID) director Commissioner Datuk Seri Amar Singh Ishar Singh is having a bit of a moment on social media.
Amar led the raids at the Pavilion Residences condominiums and house in Taman Duta owned by former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak that saw the seizure of hundreds of high-end handbags, cash in various currencies, gold, jewellery and luxury watches.
Singh is Kinng which starred Akshay Kumar.">Social media users are now bestowing Amar with the title “Singh is King”, a play on the 2008 Indian action comedy Singh is Kinng which starred Akshay Kumar.
The “cash is king” expression is a reference to Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad saying that Najib told him in 2015 that “cash is king.”
The raids are part of the investigations into scandal-plagued state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/425736
Anwar: Haul from raids on Najib could surpass Marcos' loot
Published on Today 11:14 am | Modified on Today 12:41 pm
PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim claims the haul from the police raids on residences linked to former prime minister Najib Razak could surpass the billions recovered from late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda.
“I think we will probably register an impressive record surpassing that of Imelda and the rest,” he was quoted as saying in the Financial Times...
Anwar: Haul from raids on Najib could surpass Marcos' loot
Published on Today 11:14 am | Modified on Today 12:41 pm
PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim claims the haul from the police raids on residences linked to former prime minister Najib Razak could surpass the billions recovered from late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos and his wife Imelda.
“I think we will probably register an impressive record surpassing that of Imelda and the rest,” he was quoted as saying in the Financial Times...
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/425733
Luxembourg seeks talks over frozen US$100m 1MDB funds
Michele Sinner, Reuters | Published on Today 10:37 am | Modified on Today 10:42 am
Authorities in Luxembourg hope Malaysia’s new government may offer new information on some US$100 million from investment fund 1MDB that Luxembourg froze two years ago in a money-laundering probe, judicial sources told Reuters.
Confirming for the first time on Friday that such a sum had been blocked in the Grand Duchy after Swiss private bank Edmond de Rothschild was fined one year ago over money-laundering, the sources said that Luxembourg was keen to pursue inquiries now the new government is looking into troubles at the state fund.
Days after the electoral downfall of the long-time ruling coalition and of premier Najib Abdul Razak, new prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has pushed an investigation into scandal-plagued 1MDB, amid accusations Najib benefited from money from a former entity of the state investment firm.
Najib denies wrongdoing.
In June 2017, Edmond de Rothschild and Luxembourg officials said the bank was fined nearly €9 million (US$10.60 million) for shortcomings in money-laundering controls.
On Friday, the Luxembourg sources said that authorities froze US$100 million in the case a year earlier but had not until now been able to determine what to do with the funds due to a lack of information from Malaysia.
- Reuters
Luxembourg seeks talks over frozen US$100m 1MDB funds
Michele Sinner, Reuters | Published on Today 10:37 am | Modified on Today 10:42 am
Authorities in Luxembourg hope Malaysia’s new government may offer new information on some US$100 million from investment fund 1MDB that Luxembourg froze two years ago in a money-laundering probe, judicial sources told Reuters.
Confirming for the first time on Friday that such a sum had been blocked in the Grand Duchy after Swiss private bank Edmond de Rothschild was fined one year ago over money-laundering, the sources said that Luxembourg was keen to pursue inquiries now the new government is looking into troubles at the state fund.
Days after the electoral downfall of the long-time ruling coalition and of premier Najib Abdul Razak, new prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has pushed an investigation into scandal-plagued 1MDB, amid accusations Najib benefited from money from a former entity of the state investment firm.
Najib denies wrongdoing.
In June 2017, Edmond de Rothschild and Luxembourg officials said the bank was fined nearly €9 million (US$10.60 million) for shortcomings in money-laundering controls.
On Friday, the Luxembourg sources said that authorities froze US$100 million in the case a year earlier but had not until now been able to determine what to do with the funds due to a lack of information from Malaysia.
- Reuters
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Cops in PMO raid find letter to Gani on eve of sacking – report
Published on Today 11:47 am | Modified on Today 12:19 pm
Police in their raid on the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) in Putrajaya on Wednesday night reportedly discovered a letter drafted to former attorney-general (AG) Abdul Gani Patail dated on the eve of his sudden termination on Jul 28, 2015.
According to Malay Mail, the letter titled “Investigations on 1MDB and other collateral issues to YBhg Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail” was dated July 27, 2015.
Cops in PMO raid find letter to Gani on eve of sacking – report
Published on Today 11:47 am | Modified on Today 12:19 pm
Police in their raid on the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) in Putrajaya on Wednesday night reportedly discovered a letter drafted to former attorney-general (AG) Abdul Gani Patail dated on the eve of his sudden termination on Jul 28, 2015.
According to Malay Mail, the letter titled “Investigations on 1MDB and other collateral issues to YBhg Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail” was dated July 27, 2015.
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