Ini adalah kisah seorang Menteri dizaman Pak Lah, didedahkan oleh seorang usahawan yang telah dijanjikan RM300,000 untuk merahsiakan pengubahan wang secara haram oleh Menteri kerjaraya ketika itu.Oleh kerana janji tidak ditepati usahawan tersebut Mohamad Tahir Fazal Mohd memutuskan untuk membuka rahsia.
Usahawan tersebut mendakwa, Mohd Zin yang telah dilantik kedalam kabinet semasa Pak Lah menjadi Perdana Menteri telah melakukan pengubahan wang secara haram melalui seorang ejen di Bangladesh melibatkan sejumlah RM25 Juta.
Tahir, yang merupakan salah seorang rakan kongsi perniagaan dengan bekas menteri itu, berkata kepada wartawan bahawa beliau telah mengemukakan laporan tentang hal ini dengan Badan Pencegah Rasuah (sekarang dikenali sebagai Suruhanjaya Pencegah Rasuah Malaysia) pada tahun 2004.
Namun, ia mendakwa bahawa BPR tidak bertindak kerana Mohd Zin, yang merupakan ahli parlimen Sepang, mempunyai hubungan yang rapat dengan Abdullah.
"Para pegawai BPR berkata kepada saya bahawa mereka perlu untuk mendapatkan lampu hijau dari Pak Lah (Abdullah) terlebih dahulu sebelum memulakan penyelidikan," katanya.
Seterusnya bacalah dibawah..
Bahagianya mereka ya.. rapat dengan Perdana Menteri saja SPRM sudah takut untuk bertindak..
Itu baru yang rapat dengan Perdana Menteri.. kalau Perdana Menteri pula?
'Ex-minister laundered tens of millions'
Mon, 23 Aug 2010 17:52
By Rahmah Ghazali
KAPAR: He was allegedly offered RM300,000 to keep his mouth shut about a money laundering scandal, in which former works minister Mohd Zin Mohamed has been implicated.
But when the promise was not kept, businessman Mohamad Tahir Fazal Mohd decided to spill the beans.
According to him, Mohd Zin, who was appointed to the cabinet during former Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's tenure, was allegedly involved in money laundering from a general sales agent in Bangladesh, amounting to RM25 million.
Tahir, who was one of the former minister's business partners, told reporters that he had filed a report about this with the Anti-Corruption Agency (now known as the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) in 2004.
However, he claimed that the ACA did not act because Mohd Zin, who is the MP for Sepang, shared a close rapport with Abdullah.
“The ACA officers told me that they need to get the green light from Pak Lah (Abdullah) first before initiating an investigation,” he said.
'I have the evidence'
As to why he had waited six years to come out in the open, Tahir said he now had all the evidence.
Tahir said the former minister was first involved in illegal money transfer using his position as chairman of Silkways Cargo Services Limited, a Malaysia Airlines representative for ticketing and cargo in Bangladesh./Read more - Free Malaysia Today
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