What became of Xavier’s corruption probe, asks Kua
Former MP asks why the ex-water, land and natural resources minister's corruption probe appears to have remained unresolved for so long.
Former Malaysian MP Xavier Jayakumar's anti-corruption investigation by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) remains unresolved, prompting former Petaling Jaya MP Kua Kia Soong to question the status of the case. Kua noted that there has been no public confirmation of whether Xavier was charged, convicted, or cleared of wrongdoing, raising concerns about accountability and the credibility of anti-corruption institutions.
He asked why there was no public statement if the investigation produced evidence of criminal wrongdoing, or if it was closed due to insufficient evidence. Kua also questioned why the investigation had remained unresolved for so long if it was still ongoing. He urged Xavier to explain his decision to leave PKR, citing allegations of MACC pressure as a contributing factor.
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