PKR strategy director Rafizi Ramli today revealed that the family of
Shahrizat Abdul Jalil had purchased two more condos worth RM34.6 million
at Marina Bay suites, located in the posh Marina Bay Financial Centre,
Central Boulevard, Singapore.
He
said they may have used the RM250 million soft loan from the National
Feedlot Centre as leverage for the properties, purchased in 2010.
Rafizi said the condos, located on the eighth and 11th floor, are registered under the name of Shahrizat's husband Mohd Salleh Ismail and his son and NFC executive director Wan Shahinur Izran Salleh.
"The eighth floor was purchased through a loan from the UOB Bank costing S$7.114 million (RM17.205 million) while the other at S$7.177 million (RM17.357 million), is from a Maybank loan."
'The purchases were made in May 2010," he said in the latest revelation.
It had earlier been revealed that Shahrizat's family had purchased another luxury condominium in Singapore at Orchard Scotts on Anthony Road, also in 2010.
Rafizi said following this revelation, the total amount of purchases, connected to the NFC loan, came to RM62 million.These include the two units in One Menerung, Bangsar, a Mercedes Benz, two plots of land in Putrajaya, a condo at Orchard Scotts and now two at Marina Bay suites.
Rafizi said the question is how could the Shahrizat
family finance the loan for such a huge amount, as the Marina Bay
suites needs a monthly repayment of RM173,000 for both properties.
“This begs a big risk of breach of trust in the management of the RM250 million fund as the Shahrizat family needs to pay close to RM500,000 a month for those properties listed.
“There are three or four other properties linked with NFC which we will expose in the coming days and can you all imagine how much the family can pay a month?” he said.
“This begs a big risk of breach of trust in the management of the RM250 million fund as the Shahrizat family needs to pay close to RM500,000 a month for those properties listed.
“There are three or four other properties linked with NFC which we will expose in the coming days and can you all imagine how much the family can pay a month?” he said.
Urgent call for RCI
Following this, Rafizi posed three questions to the NFC management, Shahrizat and Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.
1. What is the proof that the NFC management can provide to counter
that the loans taken to finance the purchase of the two lavish suites do
not have anything to do with the RM250 million soft loan entrusted to
NFC?
2. Is Shahrizat brave enough to provide full details of her and her
family’s income for the past two or three years to show they can afford
to purchase such properties?
3. Can Najib have the moral strength to fight corruption and abuse of
power of each of his cabinet members by having them declare their assets
and that of their families following revelations made about Shahrizat?
He said that PKR had employed a private investigator and gathered information from Malaysians working in Singapore regarding this latest expose.
Rafizi said it is not difficult for the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) or the police to investigate the matter as they can trace the loans from the bank.
"I suspect they may have used the RM180 million fixed deposit with Maybank as leverage to purchase the property at Marina Bay.
NFC response
"As to the other property, I suspect NFC through its subsidiary Meatworks (Singapore) Pte Ltd had transferred RM1.3 million in funds from NFC between October and December 2010," he said.
"I
believe more transfers of funds have been made (via Meatworks) to
Singapore to help its business operations in Singapore and possibly
purchase the properties," he said.In an immediate response, NFC executive director Wan Shahinur Izran (left) said Rafizi is trying to distract the world from problems within PKR by repeating the same old stories.
"It is typical ‘boy cried wolf’ situation," he said.
"This issue has already been discussed. We have declared everything to the authorities.
"We will issue a statement very soon," said Izran via Twitter.
Keluarga Shahrizat beli dua lagi kondo...
Pengarah strategi PKR, Rafizi Ramli hari ini mendedahkan bahawa keluarga Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil telah membeli dua lagi kondominium bernilai RM34.6 juta di Marina Bay Suites, yang terletak di kawasan mewah Pusat Kewangan Marina Bay, Central Boulevard, Singapura.
Katanya,
pembiayaan pembelian tersebut dipercayai diluluskan oleh bank-bank
terbabit sebagai urusan timbal balik kerana National Feedlot Center dan
syarikat-syarikat berkaitan yang dimiliki keluarga Shahrizat mempunyai
deposit yang besar di bank-bank tersebut, yang didakwanya sebahagian
daripada dana RM250 juta yang diluluskan bagi tujuan operasi Pusat
Fidlot Kebangsaan.Rafizi berkata kondominium berkenaan, yang terletak di tingkat 8 dan 11, didaftarkan di bawah nama suami Shahrizat - Datuk Seri Mohd Salleh Ismail dan anaknya dan pengarah eksekutif NFC, Wan Shahinur Izran Salleh.
"Tingkat 8 telah dibeli melalui pinjaman dari Bank UOB bernilai S$7.114 juta (RM17.205 juta) manakala yang satu lagi - bernilai S$7,177 juta (RM17.357 juta) - adalah dari pinjaman Maybank," katanya.
"Pembelian tersebut dibuat pada bulan Mei 2010," kata Rafizi dalam satu pendedahan terbarunya.
Sebelum ini, didedahkan bahawa keluarga Shahrizat telah membeli kondominium mewah yang lain di Anthony Road Orchard Scotts di Singapura, juga pada tahun 2010.
Rafizi berkata ekoran pendedahan terbaru ini, maka jumlah pembelian yang didakwanya dikaitkan kepada pinjaman NFC, mencecah RM62 juta.
Ini termasuk dua unit di One Menerung, Bangsar, sebuah kereta Mercedes Benz, dua plot tanah di Putrajaya, sebuah kondo di Orchard Scotts dan kini dua lagi kondo di Marina Bay Suite.
source:malaysiakini
cheers.
No comments:
Post a Comment