Foreigner arrested for allegedly misusing Malaysian's Budi95 quota


SIK: A Bangladeshi petrol station cashier in Kupang, Baling has been arrested on Sunday (May 10) to facilitate investigations into alleged misuse of a Budi Madani RON95 (BudiI95) subsidy quota by other parties.

Baling OCPD Supt Brandon Richard Joe said the arrest follows a police report by a trader, 57, from Selangor claiming that his Budi95 quota had gone missing.

"The complainant claimed to have realised the matter when he was at a petrol station in Setia Alam, Shah Alam, at about 4.48pm, April 8 and checked his Budi95 app.

"The check revealed transactions of RON95 subsidised petrol being filled up using his identification card number at a petrol station in Padang Lengkuas, Kupang, Baling," he said when contacted by reporters on Monday.

Further investigations revealed there were six transactions of RON95 subsidised petrol using the complainant's identification card number involving 309.038 litres of petrol with an estimated value of RM1,242.33 from March 18 to April 8.

Brandon said that the Bangladeshi, 34, has been remanded for four days from Monday for further investigation, adding that the police were still looking for locals involved in the case, which is being investigated under Section 420 of the Penal Code for fraud. - Bernama

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