Sec-gen Mohd Arif, his two sons remanded in corruption probe


PUTRAJAYA: Rural and Regional Development Ministry secretary-general Datuk Mohd Arif Ab Rahman and his two sons have been remanded for seven days in a case involving abuse of power, corruption and money laundering.

The 59-year-old secretary-general and his sons, aged 29 and 34, arrived at the magistrate’s court here in separate cars at 9.40am on Thursday.

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