PKR-linked NGO Jingga 13 has questioned a top politician over how a former maid has managed to afford a luxurious RM100,000 house in Indonesia.
Jingga 13 coordinator Fariz Musa, who submitted a memorandum to the office of the said politician yesterday, alleged that the maid could not have purchased the house based on her low income earned in Malaysia.“If she (the maid) hadn’t spent a single cent from her (few) years’ salary, with a RM300 monthly salary for the first few years, increased to RM500 after that, we don’t think she could save even RM50,000.”
He claimed that the maid has remained unemployed since 2007, after her return to Indonesia,
When asked how the NGO obtained their information, Fariz said Jingga 13's investigative team video-interviewed the maid in Indonesia in March 2012.
“Our accompanying Indonesian friends have told us that her house is estimated at RM100,000.”“The photos that we took of it show that the fencing and furniture are specially-designed. We think they are not cheap.”
Pressed on whether the maid has informed the funding source of her new house, Fariz replied that the maid was afraid to speak “because of Malaysian official restrictions” and that her husband kept interrupting during the interview.
Fariz said he will refer the matter to the Indonesian embassy and subsequently lodge a report to police and Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).
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