Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor has denied she had purchased a diamond ring worth over RM24 million, three weeks after the allegations surfaced in cyberspace.
The wife of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak dismissed the allegation that was raised by a blogger, calling it yet another lie to slander her.
Rosmah said she had ‘no time to address the allegation’. — File pic
“There is nothing I want to say because I have no time to address such things. Let (the blogger) say what he wants.
“This is slander but what have I not experienced? I have experienced it all. So, rather than address this, it is better I pay attention to public issues as these are more important,” she was quoted as saying by Berita Harian when accompanying her husband on his working trip to Kedah yesterday.
Screenshots of a Customs computer screen showed the ring, from New York celebrity jeweller Jacob and Co, was brought in under her name.
Rosmah has faced continuous allegations of a lavish lifestyle ever since it became apparent that Najib would succeed Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi as prime minister.
Attempts primarily by the opposition to embarrass the prime minister by attacking his wife have included ridiculing Rosmah’s videos that have appeared on her website and claims that the Prime Minister’s Office has a budget to run a first lady’s department.
A pro-Pakatan Rakyat (PR) blog called “Milo Suam” had claimed that the ring was sent to Rosmah in April.
The Customs screenshot also revealed that the ring did not have import duties imposed on it.
The allegation has since been spread online by Malaysians especially on pro-opposition blogs.
Pro-government bloggers have denied the allegations earlier, saying the diamond ring was in Malaysia for a private exhibition and was returned to the jeweller after four days.
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So you are denying you bought the ring. Perhaps it is your husband who bought it for you instead. Can we ask Najib on this?
3 weeks needed to come up with a simple answer like this? Or is it that you have been thinking of all the other spins possible but cannot come up with any credible one?
If it takes her three weeks to deny, then it only lends credence to the allegation. Unless she can provide proof of her innocence, no amount of public denials will absolve her from her guilt in the eyes of the public, the majority of which are paying for her lavish lifestyle. Does she think that we are to going to sit still and let her splurge all our hard earned money just like nobody's business?
"Come on Rosmah!!!! bring the one who slandered your name to court". Other wise you are guilty of her own deed. Be a well respected 1st lady for the sake of the name of Malaysia so that the rakyat will not continuously making fun on you.
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