“COMPROMISED” Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief Dzulkifli Ahmad has been urged by an MP to step down.
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The video allegedly featured Dzulkifli and the woman on a romantic retreat in Bali, Indonesia.
It also alleged that the woman had divorced her husband on September 28 at the Ulu Klang lower shariah court due to the alleged affair.
Chong said it was “only right that the MACC chief ought to resign” as having an affair with a married woman was scandalous and Dzulkifli had allegedly caused a family to break up.
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Chong also lambasted ministers who backed Dzulkifli remaining in the post.
“It’s very uncalled for,” he said, in an apparent reference to statements made by Communications and Multimedia Minister Salleh Said Keruak, who said Dzulkifli should remain steadfast and not succumb to underhanded tactics to undermine him.
Salleh said Dzulkifli was being attacked by those who could not “use” him.
The head of the anti-graft agency broke his silence on the alleged extramarital affair yesterday, saying the “dirty tactics” were aimed at sidetracking him from the fight against corruption.
He told the government-controlled Tv3 station that the attacks were due to MACC’s aggressive approach in tackling cases of corruption and abuse of power since early this year.
“These dirty tactics are meant to smear my image and reputation as MACC commissioner, and to bring down the credibility of MACC in our efforts to ensure that this country is free from corruption and abuse of power.”
However, he did not not say if the contents of the video were true.
Police are investigating the video following a report lodged by a sales executive.
The force is investigating the case under Section 498 of Penal Code, which refers to the enticing of a married woman with the intent of having illicit intercourse. – October 18, 2017.
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