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Malaysia's HR Minister Denies Bribery Amid Scandal Investigations

3/25/2026

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Ramanan Ramakrishnan, Malaysia's Human Resources Minister, denied bribery allegations tied to the corporate mafia scandal.
Victor Chin, under investigation for intimidation schemes, claims he paid 9.5 million ringgit to a lawmaker.
Chin asserts he is a victim of the corporate mafia and that officials from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission collude with businessmen to seize with control companies.
The cabinet ordered police and MACC investigations, despite calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry.

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Story summary

Ramanan Ramakrishnan, Malaysia's Human Resources Minister, denied bribery allegations tied to the corporate mafia scandal.
Victor Chin, under investigation for intimidation schemes, claims he paid 9.5 million ringgit to a lawmaker.
Chin asserts he is a victim of the corporate mafia and that officials from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission collude with businessmen to seize with control companies.
The cabinet ordered police and MACC investigations, despite calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry.