23 September 2012

Najib - Siasat SUARAM OK!, siasat Taib Mahmud NO!...

DAP mempersoalkan sama ada keengganan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak menjelaskan dakwaan kekayaan berbilion ringgit ketua menteri Sarawak merupakan isyarat supaya Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) tidak menyiasatnya.

dap lim kit siang interview rebut may 13 01"Dengan isyarat jelas daripada Najib hari ini. Adakah SPRM berani menyiasat Taib... Dan adakah ada mana-mana anggota parlimen BN yang berani menyokong siasatan penuh SPRM terhadap laporan BMF?" soal pemimpin popular DAP Lim Kit Siang.

Lim mengulas tindakan Najib menolak dakwaan bahawa terhadap tertinggi Sarawak Tan Sri Taib Mahmud dengan berkata terdapat banyak dakwaan dibuat dan ia tidak perlu dilayan.

NGO berpangkalan di Switzerland Bruno Manser Fund (BMF) pada 19 September menganggarkan aset keluarga Taib sebanyak AS$21 bilion (RM64 bilion).

Kekayaan Taib sahaja dianggarkan sebanyak AS$15 bilion (RM46 bilion), sekali gus menjadikannya lelaki terkaya di Malaysia, mengatasi hartawan Robert Kuok dengan AS$12.5 bilion.

Ia laporan pertama mengupas secara terperinci aktiviti perniagaan dan kekayaan peribadi 20 anggota keluarga Taib di Malaysia, Australia, Kanada, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, Amerika Syarikat dan lain-lain negara.

Usaha Malaysiakini mendapatkan komen pejabat ketua menteri berhubung dokumen BMF setakat ini belum berjaya.- malaysiakini



Ok to probe Suaram, but not Taib...

DAP has asked if Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's call not to entertain allegations about  Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud’s alleged billions in wealth was a signal to enforcement agencies not to probe or question the matter.

"I have no doubt that without Najib's pre-emptive strike today, the Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission (MACC) would have taken the completely neutral but meaningless stand that it was prepared to investigate into the BMF report about Taib and his family's gargantuan wealth and asset accumulated from 31 years of Taib's chief ministership of Sarawak.

dap lim kit siang interview rebut may 13 01“But with the stern signal from Najib today, would MACC dare to initiate investigations into Taib ... and would there be any BN MP who would dare to endorse or support a full MACC investigation into the BMF report?" asked Lim in a statement today.

The Ipoh Timor MP (right) was referring to Najib's dismissal this morning of Swiss-based NGO Bruno Manser Fund’s (BMF) report, saying “There are all kinds of allegations, jangan kita layan (let's not entertain it)."

BMF’s 45-page report claims Taib is the richest man in the country with a fortune of US$15 billion (RM46 billion).

It also alleges that the Taib family's total wealth is worth US$21 billion (RM64 billion).


NONEThe report (left) was released last Wednesday in Brussels to coincide with federal minister Bernard Dompok’s visit to the European Commission and is available on the Internet.

Aside from Taib, individuals profiled in the report include Taib's brother Onn Mahmud, who is the second richest family member with an estimated net worth of US$2 billion, while Taib's eldest son Mahmud Abu Bekir Taib, a major player in Sarawak construction, property and energy businesses, is ranked third at US$1.5 billion.

"Giving credibility to the BMF report are news reports today about the matrimonial dispute between Mahmud Abu Bekir Taib and his former wife ... as there has been no settlement offer from Mahmud’s lawyers to resolve the long-standing dispute," said Lim.



'MACC duty-bound to investigate'

Lim said Najib's dismissal of the report was “sad and tragic” as it demolishes the MACC's credibility, integrity and professionalism especially after the commission launched a media blitzkrieg in Umno-linked New Straits Times this week on its successes.

"Where is the credibility of the Government Transformation Roadmap and the National Key Results Area to fight corruption and in particular to eradicate 'grand corruption' when the BMF report ... could not be used by the MACC as basis for its anti-corruption mission?"

Describing the dismissal as "most disappointing and irresponsible", Lim called on the premier to have the MACC investigate the allegations made in BMF report.

"Najib should retract his implicit 'hands off' directive to the MACC and declare unequivocally that the MACC is duty-bound to make use of the BMF report to conduct a full, thorough and wide-ranging investigation into allegations of 'grand corruption' by Taib and his family," he said.- malaysiakini


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