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“Will MACC probe PAS MP, local council for abuse of power over daughter’s wedding?” - superadmin - 09-25-2022

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DAP chairman Lim Guan Eng wants to know if the anti-graft busters will probe a PAS lawmaker who requested a local council’s “help” to provide waste management services, tables and chairs and flower decorations for his daughter’s wedding.

The former finance minister also wants to know if the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) will investigate the Kota Bharu Municipal Council (MPKB) for abuse of power.

In a viral letter, the service centre of Bachok MP Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz informed the MPKB president Rosnazli Amin about his daughter’s nuptials yesterday (Sept 24) in the car park of the Masjid Tok Guru and Sekolah Menengah Agama (Arab) Darul Anuar in Kelantan.

“In connection with this, the cooperation of the municipal council is requested to provide waste management services, chairs and tables, flower decoration and appropriate traffic control enforcement for the programme in question,” the letter, dated Thursday (Sept 22), read.

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RE: “Will MACC probe PAS MP, local council for abuse of power over daughter’s wedding?” - superadmin - 09-26-2022

Yes, govt agencies helped out at my children’s weddings: Nik Abduh
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KUALA LUMPUR – PAS leader Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz has admitted that the Kota Baru City Council (MPKB) assisted at his children’s weddings yesterday.

The Bachok MP made the acknowledgement when thanking the city council, the Public Works Department (PWD), and police in a Facebook post today.

He expressed his appreciation for the services that were provided, including monitoring the flow of traffic during the weddings that were attended by approximately 10,000 guests.

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