PUTRAJAYA – A non-governmental organisation, Pertubuhan Jalinan Perpaduan Malaysia, has lodged a report against PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli today at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters, here.
Its president Syed Mohammad Imran Syed Abdul Aziz urged the commission to investigate Rafizi’s asset declaration regarding his data analytics company Invoke Solutions Sdn Bhd.
“He suddenly came out to declare his RM19 million assets, which caught us by surprise, and we want to know where the RM16 million funding for Invoke came from,” he said, when met in front of the MACC office here.
“Invoke declared losses amounting to millions of ringgit, but their profit amounts to only hundreds of thousands of ringgit. It does not make any sense.
“For me, he has always been advocating against bribery. So, now he needs to declare his sources.”
Imran said his sources about Rafizi’s findings came from Twitter, rogue online whistleblower Edisi Siasat, as well as former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s officer who posted a video on TikTok.
“I want MACC to investigate if it is true that Rafizi was involved in money laundering.
“If so, he is not qualified to contest for the Pandan parliamentary seat,” he added.
Imran is also confident that MACC could conclude their investigation within two to three days, or at least before the polling day.
Last week, the PKR deputy president declared his net assets of RM18.85 million and a debt of RM820,274 ahead of the 15th general election.
His declaration, detailed on his blog, shows that the bulk of his assets are investments worth a total of RM16,737,408.
Most of this is in the form of company shares in Invoke Solutions Sdn Bhd, the company that does data analytics work, including for PKR. – The Vibes, November 10, 2022
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