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Gwo Burne: I want to continue serving
‘Video MP’ speaks about serving the rakyat and his desire to stay in politics to help change the people’s mindset on prevailing issues.
KELANA JAYA: Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gwo Burne’s rise to Malaysia’s political stage was unlike any other.
Frequently dubbed the “Video MP” by local media, 38-year-old Loh shot to instant fame in 2007 when a video he shot of lawyer VK Lingam led to a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the manipulation of judicial appointments.
Loh’s video ultimately earned him the parliamentary seat when he contested in the 2008 general election, defeating Barisan Nasional candidate Lee Hwa Beng and independent Billi Lim.
Five years later and a month before the 13th general election, Loh has released a new video clip which he claimed showed another case fixing within the judiciary.
Gwo Burne: I want to continue serving
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Govt will ignore Loh’s exposé, says Zaid
The former law minister says only a clean administration can ensure a clean judiciary.
PETALING JAYA: Former law minister Zaid Ibrahim doubts that the government will act on the recent exposé of alleged case fixing involving judges.
He told FMT today it would be out of character for the current government to heed recommendations by a commission of inquiry even if it were to set it up to probe the recent claim made by Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gwo Burne.
“I don’t think the existing government will do anything to weed out corruption in the judiciary,” he said.
Govt will ignore Loh’s exposé, says Zaid
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The Bar Council required names of individuals accused by businessman Loh Mui Fah of compromising the integrity of judiciary.
Bar Council president Lim Chee Wee said this was necessary in order to take up with the matter with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).
“I have approached Mui Fah for disclosure of the names and he replied that he will do so in due course.
“We will wait for this to occur,” he told Malaysiakini.
Judicial fixing: Bar Council needs names
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Two high profile judges in case-fixing video
‘Video MP’ releases a two-minute video showing alleged case fixing within the judiciary.
PETALING JAYA: Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gwo Burne, who became an overnight sensation with the VK Lingam tapes, has released a new video clip which he claimed showed another case fixing within the judiciary.
The two-minute video, recorded by his father Mui Fah, showed an alleged case fixing involving “high-profile” judges a few years ago.
The video clip shows Mui Fah discussing a civil case with an accountant in which both were involved.
n the video clip, Mui Fah was seen discussing about the accountant’s relationship with a certain “W”, purportedly a senior judge, and another named J.
“W you know very well. Your good friend! So you can ask W to help you,” said Mui Fah.
“Yeah … but no need. J [another friend] is there! My good friend. J, my old wheeler dealer broker,” said the professional.
“We have provided information and evidence of continuing malpractice and fixing of cases to the highest bidder,” Mui Fah told a press conference here.
“Like it or not, justice in Malaysia can be bought and sold,” he added.
Two high profile judges in case-fixing video
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Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gwo Burne, who became famous for releasing the VK Lingam video clip back in 2007, has released a new clip that he says shows the judiciary to be susceptible to corruption.
The video was recorded by his father Mui Fah a few years ago, during a meeting with an accountant to discuss a civil case in which they are both involved.
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In September 2007, PKR had released an explosive eight-minute video clip in which senior lawyer Lingam held a phone conversation purportedly with the then-chief justice, Ahmad Fairuz Sheikh Abdul Halim, allegedly fixing the appointment of ‘friendly’ senior judges.
This led to public outrage and the government finally agreed to set up a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) into the Lingam tape to probe the allegation of judiciary fixing.
Following 17 days of hearings, the RCI’s report released in May 2008 recommended that former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Lingam and four others be investigated.
The four are former chief justices Ahmad Fairuz and Eusoff Chin, Umno secretary-general and former minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor and business tycoon Vincent Tan.
Gwo Burne releases new ‘judicial fixing’ clip
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Video MP Loh’ promises another exposé
Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gwo Burne who shot to fame with the VK Lingam video says he has another one on judiciary fixing.
PETALING JAYA: Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gwo Burne, who became an overnight sensation with the VK Lingam tapes, says he has another video exposing case fixing within the judiciary.
Loh will be revealing to the media next week a video recording showing an alleged ongoing case fixing within the judiciary, but declined to divulge any details as yet.
“It is regretted that I cannot reveal anything due to legal reasons, but when releasing the video, I wish to inform the public of this likely violation of justice,” Loh told FMT.
He added that he has since met with representatives from the Bar Council, who have advised him on the legal matters regarding the video.
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