Rafizi Ramli will file a report with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) over the allegation that money and women were sought in negotiations with the Selangor government.
The PKR secretary-general said he would file the report with the commission's headquarters in Putrajaya next Monday.
Rafizi also trained this announcement on his "friends from Umno and BN", whom he said were pressuring him to file the report, while they remained silent on the 1MDB imbroglio and other scandals involving the ruling coalition.
The Pandan lawmaker also lauded PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail and the political bureau's decision that he should furnish whatever evidence he possessed to MACC.
"This will be a precedent for party members who have information on the wrongdoing of party members or administrations involving party members to report directly to the authorities without having to be concerned that such an action will be viewed as sabotaging the party.
"This will be a precedent for party members who have information on the wrongdoing of party members or administrations involving party members to report directly to the authorities without having to be concerned that such an action will be viewed as sabotaging the party.
"This decision is the best gift to the reminder from (jailed PKR de facto leader) Anwar Ibrahim that party leaders and members do not stray from the original aim of the reformasi struggle," he said.
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-Mkini
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