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Funds to buy assets came from personal savings, business proceeds, company sales.

It would've been called a gimmick if claims raised publicly during PKR polls, Rafizi adds.

This is over Anwar's alleged abuse of power during PKR polls in May.

Investigations based on complaints or info received, says the graft buster.

He says one candidate had house surrounded, terrifying family.

Company cited in controversy files reports over misuse of its name.

No need funds from businessperson, ex-minister quips when promoting his store.

'Someone pays, someone receives, typical example in M'sian politics.'

Nurul Izzah and DAP must speak out on this, Rafizi says.

Fuziah says no effort at party convention last year to announce his entry.

Plan was to trigger by-elections to also install Nurul Izzah as MB, he adds.

Not a small matter, we fought against this for 20 years, says the ex-minister.

'Allegations and hearsay' should be cleared up in court, ex-PKR No 2 says.

Ex-economy minister cites RM2b Rubber City project.

Response to such matters must be proportionate, he adds.

Pandan MP also welcomes govt's move to renegotiate agreement.

Former minister says slap on the wrist undermines govt's anti-graft stance.

Former minister singles out Sabah candidates known for party hopping.

'Otherwise, it may just work in Pandan constituency.'

A meal at the restaurant costs less than half its competitor next door.

Public gets first taste of ex-minister's fair-price experiment, finds it hopeful.

Former minister questions if cabinet thoroughly checked agreement prior to signing.

Social experiment is to address cost of living, he says.

Pandan MP opening Fleximart and Kesum next month, offering meals under RM5.