The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission had issued a press notification to inform that a company owner, believed to be Mohd Shukri’s son, and another man, who is identified as a former political secretary, would be brought to court.
While the notification did not specify the nature of the charges, it is understood that the two are expected to face charges over alleged falsification of documents related to claims for infrastructure projects worth RM600,000. In April, the Mentri Besar's son was among six men remanded by the MACC to assist in the investigation into a case of producing falsified documents to make RM600,000 in claims since 2022.
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