THE court case, couldn't have come at the worst possible time, for the nation's anti corruption agency, READ : who faces intense scrutiny, following allegations by Bloomberg, that the agency takes instructions on from powerful forces on who to investigate.
THE Bloomberg investigative piece has Azam Baki as one of the central personalities, but one suspects that the trial of rhe ex directors of Revenue Group will expose the individuals responsible on how the MACC conducts it's investigations, the quality of its evidence and the sanity of its judgements.
MEET the man who requires no introduction. Nothing complementary here, as the individual concerned is the senior investigation director of MACC, Hishamuddin Hashim.
MOST Malaysians tend to connect the name to the Teoh Beng Huat case, often forgetting that after the DAP man, there was READ :Ahmad Sarbani Mohamed , who was a Malaysian customs officer from Port Klang.
OTHERS, who aren't even listed as witness, in this Revenue Group case, but will have a strong impact on how the public, going forward will view the MACC as an honest, credible investigative force is the increasingly invisible Kenny Khow Chuan Wah.
KENNY Khow Chuan Wah, we have been asked to believe, took instructions from a minority shareholder in a venture where Hong Seng Consolidated owns 80 per cent. READ : When Hong Seng Consolidated' Kenny Khow Chuan Wah, allegedly acted on P. Kuhan Arunasalam's instruction in giving a government official a five million ringgit bung on behalf of Aspire Knowledge Sdn Bhd
INTERESTINGLY, the said minority shareholder also happens to be a stakeholder in P2 Asset Management Sdn Bhd, a major player in the MySejahtera ownership .
ONE of the two ex directors of Revenue Group Bhd, the programming brains behind the company's network READ : made a many hidden but powerful hands angry when he stalled and then refuse to build a payment gateway for P2 which was to then be integrated into MySejahtera.
ASSOCIATES of some of the hidden hands, today lords over Revenue Group, while others can tell you a grand mother story that the 80 per cent share holder, is able to say with a straight face without the MACC being curious, the bribe was paid on instructions of the 20 per cent shareholder.
OR is it possible a very dark hand, who loves to play tricks with belts, have been protecting his or her patron in all the above cases?.
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