Anwar questions Opposition silence in war on graft


KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has slammed Opposition leaders for what he calls their silence in the efforts by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to combat corruption in the country, especially that involving the super-rich.

The Prime Minister said the Opposition had not only remained silent on the matter but there were those among them who defended the prominent figures while accusing him of acting out of revenge.

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