New Delhi: In the case of corruption in India's eastern neighbor Malaysia, the government there has taken major action. Malaysian agencies have taken this action against those associated with the 1MDB corruption case. The agencies have fined 80 units related to the case about $ 100 million. Those involved in the case include the brother of the former PM of Malaysia. The Chief of Malaysia's Anti Corruption Commission said that the former PM's brother Nazir Razak has also been placed under investigation.
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The $ 100 million fine imposed by the agencies is linked to the investigation of billions of dollars looted between 2009 and 2014 by the Government Investment Fund 1 MDB. Significantly, this money has been spent to buy expensive artistic items. It is alleged that former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is also involved in this scam.
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Latifa Koya, chief of Malaysia's Anti Corruption Commission, has said that the agencies are expected to recover about $ 100 million from companies, political parties and 80 people. Koya said that it also included Nazir Razak, the younger brother of the former Prime Minister of the country. Let us know that Razak has lost his power in the elections in the past.