Former minister says family understood MACC’s public statement to mean his son had to attend headquarters, while anti-graft agency insists no notice was issued to the 12-year-old and his presence was not required
Former human resources minister says he will cooperate with MACC but questions the need for his young son to personally attend its headquarters, saying the child should not be subjected to unnecessary stress
Former Human Resources Minister and MIC deputy president Datuk Seri M. Saravanan pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court to three corruption charges involving RM1.097 million linked to foreign worker quotas — a high‑profile case that underscores Malaysia’s ongoing graft battles
Timbalan Perdana Menteri berkata perkara itu mampu dicapai kerana MIC adalah sebuah parti yang sangat kuat, pengaruhnya melebar malah struktur organisasinya tersusun
