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A former senior executive of a government-linked company pleaded not guilty at the Shah Alam Sessions Court on Wednesday (Oct 28) to nine charges of using falsified documents to obtain advances and claims totalling RM15,288 between 2022 and 2023.

Mohd Nizam Ibrahim, 50, was accused of presenting fake company quotations and cash payment receipts as genuine to obtain the payments from an industry and technology research organisation.

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00:01A former senior executive pleaded not guilty in the Shah Alam Sessions Court on Wednesday
00:07to nine counts of using false documents to obtain advances and claims
00:11from an industrial and technological research organisation between 2022 and 2023.
00:18Muhammad Nizam Ibrahim, 50, was charged before Judge Awang Kerisnada Awang Mahmud
00:23under Section 471 of the Penal Code
00:27with allegedly committing the offence at the organisation's office between April 2022 and November 2023.
00:34He allegedly used false documents as genuine by providing the organisation with quotation documents,
00:41cash documents and cash payment receipts from a company
00:44to obtain personal advances and claims, totaling RM15,288.
00:51Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Prosecuting Officer Muhammad Alimi Mustafa
00:55proposed bail of RM20,000 and for the accused to report to the Selangor MACC office.
01:03Muhammad Nizam, who was unrepresented, appealed for lower bail on the grounds that he had not worked for two years
01:09and was dependent on his income as a freelance graphic designer.
01:13He also said he has to cover the medical expenses of his wife, who has a tumour in her hand,
01:19and his mother, who has a heart problem.
01:21The court set bail at 10,000 RM, with additional conditions that he report to the Selangor MACC office
01:28in the first week of every month and surrender his passport to the court.
01:32The court fixed December 7th for mention.
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