KUALA LUMPUR, April 24 — DAP chairman Lim Guan Eng today questioned the authorities over what he perceived as a lack of effort to bring fugitive Malaysian blogger Raja Petra Kamarudin back for investigation over his many questionable allegations published online.
“Even though RPK is hiding in London, he should be asked to return to subject himself to be thoroughly investigated. The Opposition lawmaker was referring to Raja Petra’s April 20 article against Court of Appeal Judge Datuk Mohd Nazlan Mohd Ghazali. In his statement, Lim also questioned the MACC’s failure to act as speedily in looking into the proxy trading allegations against Azam in which his name was used by his brother Nasir Baki to purchase millions of shares in two public listed companies back in 2015.
Who is behind RPK .... Jeng jeng jeng
Take more effort to bring back Jhlow cause he took our taxpayers money. The fugitive blogger is irrelevant. Whatever he writes no longer have substance.
English language plzzz and make sure like America style but behave like ENGLAND SPEAKING , PUBLIC SPEAKING A+
eddydaud Ala, klu panggil balik, takde la peluang nak pegi jenjalan ke Manchester, expenses paid.
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