Putrajaya police summon two office bearers and three members of the Malay Chamber of Commerce Malaysia to give their statements.
Malay Chamber of Commerce president Rizal Faris Mohideen Abdul Kadir is accused of misappropriating millions in funds for the business body.
In a letter sighted by FMT, the Commercial Crime Investigation Department in Putrajaya summoned the office bearers and three other members to have their statements recorded this week. It is understood that a police report was filed against the five in October last year, urging the authorities to investigate the alleged criminal breach of trust offence.
The 18 claimed the money was not deposited into DPMM’s account but instead channelled into Yayasan DPMM Pulau Pinang Bhd’s account without the approval of the chamber’s executive council.
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