Dapsy Sarawak says police have referred SUPP RM1m case to MACC
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砂拉越民主行动党社会主义青年团（Dapsy Sarawak）称，警方已将其举报砂拉越人民联合党（SUPP）涉嫌收受前首相100万林吉特款项的案件，移交马来西亚反贪污委员会进一步调查。该团政治教育主任苏天仁表示，此举反驳了SUPP所谓“无需调查”的说法。他强调，报案是民主法治社会的基本权利，SUPP试图将合法举报污名化和政治化，恰恰暴露其抗拒审查。苏天仁要求S
KUCHING, Jan 18 — The Democratic Action Party Socialist Youth (Dapsy) Sarawak claims that the police have referred the case involving Sarawak United Peoples’ Party’s (SUPP) alleged receipt of RM1 million from a former prime minister to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) for further investigation.
Dapsy Sarawak political education director Soo Tien Ren said this development contradicts SUPP’s assertion that there is “nothing to investigate” regarding the funding.
“Lodging a police report is a fundamental right in a democratic and law-abiding society. SUPP’s attempt to demonise and politicise a lawful report only shows their desperation to shut down scrutiny.
“A party with a clear conscience does not fear investigation. Only those with something to hide do,” he said in a statement in response to SUPP having lodged a police report against Dapsy Sarawak over questioning the legitimacy of the RM1 million SUPP received from former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.
Soo also argued that political parties should not fear investigation if their conduct is proper, demanding SUPP to explain its financial relationship with Najib as well as why the party accepted the fund from the former prime minister.
He said SUPP has failed to explain the nature of the money, its source, its purpose, and whether it was obtained and used legally.
“Instead, SUPP repeatedly hides behind vague statements such as ‘this happened in the past’. Until today, SUPP has not explained why it accepted this money from Najib,” he added.
Soo said Dapsy Sarawak will not retreat under political pressure, nor will they accept any attempt by any party to place itself above the law.
“Investigation is not persecution. Scrutiny is not guilt. Fear of investigation, however, speaks volumes.
“If SUPP is truly clean, then prove it with facts and investigation results — not with denial and deflection,” he said.
SUPP Central Working Committee member and political secretary to the Premier, Kua Jack Seng made the police report following an earlier report lodged by Dapsy Sarawak secretary George Lam on Thursday, calling on the police to immediately investigate SUPP’s alleged receipt of RM1 million from Najib. — The Borneo Post
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