PETALING JAYA: Datuk Eric See-To is calling on the Selangor state government to disclose the three agreements from the RM1.18bil Ijok land deal as MACC investigates the alleged involvement of two "crony" companies. He clarified that the Ijok land deal controversy is not about a state government selling the land, but rather the motivation behind returning the land to the two alleged "crony" companies despite the government legally winning the first two cases regarding ownership of the land. Yin said the land in Ijok was separated into two parcels – the first in Alam Perdana, which was reacquired by the Selangor government in 2010. Yin had said it was the privately-owned Alam Mutiara and Alam Utama, and not the state-owned Alam Perdana that was the subject of the RM1.18bil deal. He questioned the process behind the land deal and if it was fair for the settlers to only receive RM3.13 per square feet for their land.

Source: The Star March 24, 2018 10:30 UTC