The National Feedlot Corporation (NFC), faced with new allegations over another controversial purchase of two Singapore condominiums today, skirted answering the revelations, but chose instead to want PKR to look into matters within its own backyard, namely Selangor.

NONE NFC chief executive officer Wan Shahinur Izmir Mohd Salleh ( left ) said Rafizi Ramli, as chief executive officer of the Selangor Economic Advisory Office, should concentrate on issues under his direct purview in the state.

“In particular there is the corruption, sand mining syndicate and the murder of whistleblower Patrick Wong as stated by blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin in his interview,” he said.

“These are three of many public interest issues affecting the Selangor government that should be of primary concern to Rafizi as opposed to private sector issues that do not come under his jurisdiction,” said Wan Shahinur Izmir in a statement.

He claimed, as alleged by Raja Petra today in his Malaysia Today blog, that he has evidence of corruption in Selangor, sand mining syndicate and Wong’s murder.

“As a responsible CEO of the Selangor Economic Advisory Office, he should file a police report on these three issues as they are of primary concern to Selangor that employs him. He should

focus on advising the state government rather than slandering a private sector company.”

Wan Shahinur Izmir added that the auditor-general has issued a statement to clarify that its 2010 report had nothing to do with NFC because it is a private sector company.

Today, Rafizi revealed that Shahrizat Abdul Jalil’s family had allegedly purchased two Marina Bay suites condo, and he believes the company had used the RM250 million soft loan as leverage to purchase the properties.

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