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A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigator testified that Lim Guan Eng consulted with state government lawyers about the legality of a controversial tunnel project, with the Penang executive council examining the matter.
A MACC investigating officer has firmly rejected allegations of bias in the undersea tunnel investigation into former transport minister Lim Guan Eng, defending his conduct and impartiality in the high-profile corruption probe.
An MACC investigator has firmly denied conducting his inquiry into the RM6.3 billion Penang undersea tunnel project in a biased manner, as the trial of former Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng continues.
A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigating officer has firmly rejected suggestions that the Penang undersea tunnel project inquiry was biased, asserting that witness testimonies were obtained without coercion or improper pressure.
Legal representatives for Lim Guan Eng have contested conclusions from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's investigation into a controversial land transaction linked to Penang's tunnel megaproject.
Sultan Sharafuddin has publicly credited both former Prime Minister Najib Razak and current PM Anwar Ibrahim for efforts on the LRT3 project, while specifically criticising DAP politicians Lim Guan Eng and Tony Pua for their role.