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Ibrahim Ali trying to intimidate Auditor-General, Ambrin Buang

January 24, 2012

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Ibrahim Ali perplexing to intimidate Auditor-General, says PKR

by Yow Hong Chieh (01-23-12) @www.themalaysianinsider.com

PKR leaders have slammed Datuk Ibrahim Ali's insistence which a Auditor-General declare all is good at a National Feedlot Corporation (NFCorp), describing it as an act of intimidation.

"This is perplexing to put political vigour upon a Auditor-General (right)," PKR strategic executive Rafizi Ramli told The Malaysian Insider in what has turn a major campaign emanate as elections have been approaching soon.

"Ibrahim Ali doesn't know anything about accounting so he isn't in a in front of to question a audit report."

Ibrahim, who heads Malay rights organisation PERKASA, yesterday urged a Auditor-General to emanate an official statement to explain which NFCorp was not in a mess, as reported in a latter's audit inform final year.

The Pasir Mas MP pronounced this after assembly NFCorp authority Datuk Mohamad Salleh Ismail, who pronounced a bureau of a Auditor-General had already concluded in in isolation which a company's affairs were in order.

The Auditor-General's bureau might have finished small mistakes when preparing a inhabitant audit inform as not all staff there were trained equally, Ibrahim added. Rafizi additionally flayed a PERKASA arch for attempting to racialise a matter by indicat! ing out which a whistleblower was "non-Malay", claiming this was a "really low as well as dangerous" attempt to pander to a Malay community.

"This is a elementary case of misappropriation of funds. It is finished by Malays as well as non-Malays alike, similar to Perwaja's Eric Chia as well as a PKFZ (Port Klang Free Zone) cases, which PKR additionally attacked," he said.

NFCorp should just come purify about a losses if it was serious about clearing a name instead of vocalization by NGOs similar to PERKASA, Rafizi added.

Wanita PKR arch Zuraida Kamaruddin additionally questioned because NFCorp had left to Perkasa, describing a move as a ploy by UMNO to get a organisation to defend Salleh.

"Why is NFC presenting to this organisation of cartoons? This is ridiculous. All these have been lame excuses," she said.

Both Zuraida as well as Rafizi additionally denied which PKR had paid for a cashbook disclosed by a whistleblower as referred to by Ibrahim which was handed over to a party soon after a Auditor-General's Report was released.

The publicly saved NFCorp strike inhabitant headlines following final year's Auditor-General's Report, as well as has one after another to hog a limelight after it was related to sovereign minister Datuk Shahrizat Jalil's family.

Salleh, who heads NFCorp, is Shahrizat's husband. Their three young kids additionally hold executive posts in a company.

PKR has since finished several revelations relating to a scandal-hit company, together with NFCorp's squeeze of two luxury common ownership units in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, as well as a purported use of project supports to pay for Shahrizat as well as her family's personal expenses.

The antithesis party has additionally purported which Shahrizat's family used nearly RM600,000 from NFCorp s! upports to settle their credit label bills in 2009.

But NFCorp's supervision has confirmed which a credit label losses were solely for business purposes. It has additionally denied allegations which supports from a RM250 million supervision loan were channelled in to a accounts prior to a loan agreement was signed.

Shahrizat applied for three weeks' leave from her duties two weeks ago after brand new allegations of temptation surfaced. She additionally filed a insult suit against Rafizi as well as Zuraida for claiming she had dissipated sovereign supports meant for a cattle-raising scheme.

Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin voiced final week which a supervision would appoint an auditor to scrutinize NFCorp's books in light of PKR's accusations.