PETALING JAYA: There is no element of corruption in the government awarding grants of RM100,000 to the Terengganu Tengah Youth Development Council Federation (Ketengah) and RM250,000 to Terengganu Youth Council, says Tan Sri Azam Baki.
The Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission chief commissioner said the grants were a government initiative and not a form of vote-buying.
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