The investigation papers regarding a RM6 million corruption case involving the Kedah Football Association (KFA) are undergoing final review before being submitted to the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC).
“The investigation into KFA has been completed and it has been submitted to the deputy public prosecutor of MACC, and they are currently reviewing it,” said MACC chief commissioner Azam Baki.
“The investigation papers have not been sent to the AGC yet.”
He was speaking to the media today after the 10th Certified Integrity Officers convocation ceremony at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur, officiated by the chief secretary to the government Mohd Zuki Ali.
On Jan 5, the media reported that MACC had obtained a three-day remand order against four individuals aged between 40 and 60, including the KFA CEO, to assist in probing a corruption case involving the alleged soliciting and receiving of over RM6 million in 2020.
The money is believed to be an inducement to assist a company owner in securing a construction project for a racing circuit and a project to manage, operate, and maintain five water retention ponds in Kedah.
- Bernama
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