Remand for two more over FIC case


Under scrutiny: The legal assistant being led to the magistrates court in Putrajaya.

PUTRAJAYA: A lawyer and a legal assistant were among six people held in connection with Felda Investment Corporation’s (FIC) property acquisition activities who were brought to court either for a fresh remand or release.

Magistrate Muhamad Safuan Azhar who had a busy morning presiding over these matters allowed prosecutors from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to hold the two in custody to help investigation into FIC’s purchase of a high-end property in London.

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