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Malaysia risks big with ‘witch-hunt’ of ex-minister: Pakatan strongman

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May 6, 2026
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MALAYSIA: Former Minister within the Madani cupboard, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, has criticised the authorities in a video posted on his Fb web page, saying outright that an investigation in opposition to his colleague, ex-Minister Rafizi Ramli, reeks of political conspiracy.

Each Nik Nazmi and Rafizi hail from Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), the celebration of Anwar Ibrahim, however since their resignations final yr, they’ve been brazenly vital of the Madani authorities.

Rafizi is presently present process a grilling on the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Company (MACC) and is sure to go for one more grilling for the third consecutive day on Could 6.

Rafizi has a robust following in PKR, with a number of MPs continually displaying him assist in his criticism of the Madani authorities.

Rafizi is being investigated relating to a RM1.1 billion (S$352 million) semiconductor funding deal between the Ministry of Economic system and the UK-based agency Arm Holdings. Rafizi was the Minister of Economic system when the deal was sealed.

In line with stories, the investigations are about alleged abuse of energy and misappropriation, which is the misuse of an official place for gratification.

One other side of the investigation is about procedural misconduct, to which some NGOs have alleged the deal was rushed and “one-sided”, with the potential of monetary implications for the federal government.

The NGOs additionally accused Rafizi of pressuring the Cupboard to expedite approval of the deal, whereas additionally they raised the problem of battle of curiosity with allegations {that a} sure particular person, who was additionally interrogated by the MACC and is a former Rafizi aide, was appointed to positions within the international firm after leaving authorities service. Rafizi has denied all of the accusations.

Therefore, within the video, the Member of Parliament (MP) mentioned: “Malaysia’s involvement in main the semiconductor sector is an efficient effort to raise the nation’s fame as an innovation chief.

“Sadly, this effort has been misused by the Authorities to convey down sure names.”

Nik Nazmi asks whether or not the Arm Holdings case is mostly a bribery case or is it a political machination?

The deal entails an settlement of greater than RM1.1 billion between the Malaysian authorities and the worldwide firm.

“The aim is obvious: to construct a semiconductor trade within the nation,” the ex-minister mentioned.

He additionally mentioned the choice to go ahead with the undertaking was handed by the Cupboard, involving all of the Ministers.

He mentions the funding was additionally promoted by the Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, and the Minister of Funding on the time, Tengku Zafrul Aziz.

“The easy query is, is all this a conspiracy?” he requested, including that there is no such thing as a proof of anybody pocketing cash within the deal and nobody benefited from private features.

He mentions James Chai, a former aide to Rafizi who was given a short lived place (after leaving his put up underneath Rafizi) on the firm to facilitate their plans in Malaysia.

Opponents to Rafizi had known as Chai the Jho Low 2.0, saying he pocketed cash in the same method to the previous Prime Minister Najib Razak’s ‘pal’ and fugitive businessman Jho Low within the multi-billion greenback 1MDB scandal.

Nevertheless, Chai got here again to Malaysia to help within the investigation after a stint overseas.

Rumours are, in keeping with Rafizi himself, that he can be charged within the case.

However Nik Nazmi requested, if a strategic determination handed by the Cupboard, promoted by the Prime Minister and the Minister of Funding, may be changed into a case like this, “who else dares to spend money on our nation?”

“We would like integrity, however it additionally wants justice. Now we have to distinguish between bribery and baselessness on this nation,” he mentioned in conclusion.





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