The MACC is investigating power abuse claims and irregularities linked to the alliance between the economy ministry and the UK chip designer
More than 30 supporters had gathered outside from early morning, reports said.
“We will go through the process. We have nothing to hide, and if this ends up in court, I am confident we [have] a strong case,” Rafizi told reporters outside the MACC headquarters on Monday. “If the MACC decides to charge me based on its case, we will defend ourselves in court.”
The case is being investigated under Section 23 of the MACC Act, which covers the misuse of office or position for gratification.
Source: News - South China Morning Post
