Tabung Haji’s former CEO and CFO are charged over alleged cheating of the board related to hibah payments totalling RM3.3 billion for the 2017 financial year. All outlets say the case is heard in the Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur and involves the alleged conduct of two senior former officials of the agency.
The coverage also includes a further detail from Free Malaysia Today, which states the alleged scheme involved pushing board members to approve a revaluation of investment properties, described as inflated. myMetro and BH Berita Harian instead foreground that the defendants plead not guilty, without that added explanation of how the board was allegedly misled.
Overall, the reporting aligns on the defendants, the hibah amount tied to the 2017 financial year, and the court setting. Differences are limited to the exact figure mentioned in one headline and the level of explanation about the alleged mechanism.
