In SRC International case, activist files report against prosecution and MACC
Former SRC International director Suboh Md Yassin says the signatures on some documents are not his.
PETALING JAYA: A police report has been lodged seeking an investigation into why documents bearing forged signatures had been presented as evidence at the SRC International trial at which former prime minister Najib Razak faces seven charges.
The activist, A’zlan Muhammad Abu Bakar of the Tuntut movement, said the police report was made because the matter involves the integrity of the prosecution and the MACC.
He said: “The 42nd prosecution witness, a former director of SRC International, Suboh Md Yassin, has openly admitted that banking instructions involving millions of ringgit did not have his signature and instead he believed they had been forged by Nik Faizal Ariff, who is SRC International chief executive.
“The police should also investigate why the prosecution and the MACC did not make a police report about the falsification of signatures in the documents submitted to the bank to transfer the money after the two sides were told by witnesses that the witness signature is forged, ” he said according to the police report.
Azlan told reporters after making the report at police headquarters in Petaling Jaya yesterday that the MACC should investigate to find the mastermind responsible for falsifying documents and find out the real thief in the SRC case.
In the SRC international case, Najib faces seven charges of criminal breach of trust, abuse of power and money laundering involving RM42 million of the company’s funds between Aug 17, 2011, and Feb 10, 2015.
Last week, prosecution witness Suboh said he was never involved in the transfers of money from the company to two subsidiaries. These involved a transfer of RM40 million and RM5 million to Gandingan Mentari Sdn Bhd and RM5 million to Ihsan Perdana Sdn Bhd.
NGO dakwa dokumen bertandatangan palsu digunakan dalam perbicaraan Najib
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PETALING JAYA: Sebuah badan bukan kerajaan membuat laporan polis dengan mendakwa dokumen bertandatangan palsu digunakan dalam perbicaraan Najib Razak berkaitan dana SRC International.
Gerakan Tuntut Malaysia (Tuntut) berkata penggunaan dokumen tersebut, yang dikatakan mengandungi tandatangan palsu bekas pengarah bukan eksekutif syarikat berkenaan, sudah melibatkan integriti pendakwaraya dan Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia.
“Kami percaya siasatan yang tidak lengkap telah dibuat sehingga pengemukaan dokumen bertandatangan palsu digunakan oleh pihak pendakwaraya dalam menyabitkan Najib,” kata pengerusinya, Muhammad A’zlan Abu Bakar dalam laporan yang dilihat FMT.
Pada 1 Julai lepas, peguam Najib, Muhammad Shafee Abdullah mencadangkan tandatangan Suboh Md Yasin pada dokumen bank bagi memindahkan dana SRC telah dipalsukan selepas membuat perbandingan tandatangan menerusi projektor di mahkamah.
Suboh merupakan saksi ke-42 dalam perbicaraan Najib.
A’zlan seterusnya menarik perhatian kepada pengakuan Suboh bahawa tandatangan dalam arahan perbankan melibatkan pemindahan wang jutaan ringgit itu bukanlah tandatangannya, dan tertanya kenapa dokumen itu boleh dihantar ke mahkamah sebagai bahan bukti.
“Keterangan Suboh ini menunjukkan dokumen yang dihantar oleh pihak pendakwaraya di dalam kes mahkamah ini adalah dokumen yang mempunyai tandatangan palsu, dan sengaja dikemukakan bertujuan mengenakan Najib.”
Tuntut membuat laporannya di Ibu Pejabat Polis Petaling Jaya semalam. Ia menggesa polis menyiasat kenapa pendakwaraya dan SPRM tidak membuat laporan polis mengenai pemalsuan tandangan itu.
FMT cuba menghubungi Jabatan Peguam Negara dan SPRM untuk mendapatkan penjelasan.
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