There are five (5) Sections to this article. The sections are:
1. Introduction
2. Rafizi's wild and wanton allegation
3. First Hard Evidence (Letter from Public Bank)
4. Second Hard Evidence ( Sales and Purchase Agreement KL Eco City Project)
5. Questions running in our minds
Introduction
The alarm bells
did ring loud at Rafizi’s news conference of 7 March 2011. Rafizi
shocked the media and riled audiences with revelations that the
directors of National Feedlot Corporation (NFCorp) had acquired eight
swanky office lots from the plush KL Eco City development in Bangsar.
Brandishing full-coloured visuals and dishing out bank documents to the
media, Rafizi said eight loans had been taken for eight office lots
leveraged on a government deposit placed at the bank.
In documents
that Rafizi obtained illegally from a Public Bank Berhad clerk, Rafizi
led the media into believing that he had the hard facts on the loans as
well as information on the poor credit standing of the directors to have
qualified for these loans. Rafizi claimed that the loans were taken at
the jeopardy of NFCorp’s RM71 million government deposit placed in the
bank when he provided a sly analysis of the bank documents he
distributed.
For many, it
was a very alarming news conference. The shocking revelation of
falsehoods sent reverberations that resulted in NFCorp chairman Datuk
Seri Dr Mohamad Salleh Ismail being charged in the following days (a
claim Rafizi proudly holds – see tweet below).
One must see the news conference given by Rafizi to get a true and accurate picture on what he had said and claimed. MalaysiaKini captured it all on camera and shares it here :
(http://www.malaysiakini.tv/video/23239/moreproperties- in-bangsar-bought-by-nfc directors.html).
Source: KL CHRONICLE
Source: KL CHRONICLE
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