Pertubuhan Ikram Malaysia has suspended three members following their arrest by the MACC in connection with an investigation into the alleged misappropriation of RM230 million. The organization is fully cooperating with the MACC and has relieved the individuals of their duties pending the outcome of the investigation.
! Plus, enjoy an additional FREE RM10 when you sign up using code VERSAMM10 with a min. cash-in of RM100 today. T&Cs apply.KUALA LUMPUR, April 22 — Pertubuhan Ikram Malaysia has suspended three members arrested by the Malaysian Anti- Corruption Commission in connection with a massive investigation into the alleged misappropriation of approximately RM230 million inThe move comes after two individuals, including the deputy chairman of a non-governmental organisation , were remanded for four days starting today to assist in the MACC probe.
In a statement today, Ikram president Badlishah Sham Baharin said that the organisation views the matter seriously and is extending its full cooperation to the MACC. “As an administrative measure and without prejudice to any party, the individuals involved have been immediately relieved of all positions and responsibilities within the organisation,” Badlishah said. “This step has been taken to ensure the smooth running and transparency of the investigation process.” He stressed that the case involves the actions of individuals and does not directly implicate the organisation as a whole. However, he gave his assurance that if the members are found guilty, firm disciplinary action will be taken to uphold the integrity of IKRAM. “Ikram fully respects the investigation process currently being carried out by the MACC and will continue to extend all appropriate cooperation,” he added. The organisation stated it will not comment further on the matter to respect the ongoing legal process and has urged the public to give authorities the space to conduct their investigation.According to a source, two men in their 50s and 60s were arrested in the afternoon, while another man in his 50s was detained when he appeared at the Selangor MACC office to give a statement. According to media reports, MACC also seized 18 luxury vehicles, including a Porsche, Mercedes, Range Rover, and Honda Civic Type R, as well as houses and other properties estimated to be worth about RM11 million.,, and welfare organisation operating in line with the teachings and way of life of Islam.
Ikram Malaysia MACC Corruption Misappropriation Investigation
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
MACC detains NGO leader and two others over RM230mil zakat fund probeApril 21 (Reuters) - Apple's leadership change is the start of a new phase for the iPhone maker, in which the focus will be on whether its deep hardware heritage can be successfully fused with AI to sustain growth in a fast-evolving tech landscape, Wall Street analysts said.
Read more »
MACC Detains Three Over Alleged Zakat Fund MisappropriationThe Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested three individuals, including a deputy chairman of an NGO, for allegedly misappropriating RM230 million in zakat funds over a six-year period. Authorities seized luxury vehicles, properties, and froze bank accounts totaling over RM131 million.
Read more »
Penang MACC Detains Enforcement Officer Over RM11,000 Bribery ScandalA Penang enforcement officer has been arrested by the MACC for allegedly accepting RM11,000 in bribes to protect foreign workers from legal action between late 2024 and early 2025.
Read more »
Timbalan Pengerusi NGO Antara Ditahan Dalam Kes Seleweng Dana Zakat RM230 JutaSPRM menyita 18 kenderaan mewah, rumah dan hartanah bernilai kira-kira RM11 juta.
Read more »
Timbalan Pengerusi NGO Antara Ditahan Dalam Kes Seleweng Dana Zakat RM230 JutaSPRM menyita 18 kenderaan mewah, rumah dan hartanah bernilai kira-kira RM11 juta.
Read more »
MACC Clarifies RM230 Million NGO Misappropriation CaseThe Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has clarified that the alleged misappropriation of RM230 million by a non-governmental organisation (NGO) did not involve official funds. Two individuals, including the NGO’s deputy chairman, are being investigated for allegedly misusing donations for personal gain, including luxury purchases. Assets worth millions have been seized.
Read more »