（吉隆坡20日訊）前首相敦馬哈迪再次對首相拿督斯里納吉開炮。他大膽表示，如果納吉離境前往國外，就可能被國際刑警以舞弊罪名逮捕。

「他一出國就可能被逮捕，因此他必須留在國內，就像他禁止一些人離境出國那樣，」敦馬是在一個部落格上載的視頻里如此說道。他是於周五在吉隆坡一家餐館與非政府組織的會議上說出這番言論。

敦馬指出，我國法律只適用於在國內犯罪的罪行，但如果罪行是與外國有關聯，該國則沒有權限進行調查與起訴。

敦馬認為，納吉將不會辭職，直到他被外國執法單位進行檢舉。

「這是以目前國際法律準則而言，唯一的可能性，」他表示。

納吉目前正被匯入其私人戶頭的26億令吉獻金事件，以及一馬發展公司（1MDB）的資金弊案所纏身。

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Former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad believes Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak may be arrested if foreign countries investigate him for alleged money laundering.

– The Malaysian Insider file pic, September 20, 2015. Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has drawn a grim picture on the possibility of Datuk Seri Najib Razak being arrested by Interpol if foreign countries investigate the prime minister for alleged money laundering.

「He could also be arrested if he left the country. So he has to remain here, like how he withdrew the passports of some people and barred them from going overseas,」 the statesman said in a video uploaded on the blog 「Din Turtle」.

The longest-serving prime minister said this during a meeting with Kumpulan Melayu Berani Bersatu at a restaurant in Kuala Lumpur on Friday afternoon.

Dr Mahathir said domestic laws were applicable only if crimes were committed locally.

"But if a crime has some connection with a foreign country, that nation has power (to investigate and prosecute)," he said.

Dr Mahathir cited the fate of Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir who is now wanted by International Criminal Court to stand trial on various charges such as the genocide in Darfur.

The United Nations says the court’s warrant for Omar must be implemented by countries who have signed the Rome Statute.

「He (Omar) could be arrested if the country he was visiting concurred with the alleged crime,」 Dr Mahathir said.

He said if countries like Switzerland, England and the United States believe that Najib had allegedly been involved in money laundering, they could enlist Interpol to arrest him.

Dr Mahathir also felt Najib would not resign but only through possibility of prosecution outside Malaysia.

Najib has come under intense criticism over the financial scandals surrounding state investment vehicle 1Malaysia Development Berhad and for receiving RM2.6 billion in political donations.

「That is only a possibility based on the current international law,」 he added.

Former Batu Kawan Umno vice-chief Datuk Khairuddin Abu Hassan was reported to have travelled to countries in Europe and Asia to push for investigations over alleged discrepancies of debt-ridden 1MDB.

Najib is chairman of 1MDB's advisory board.

The Umno man handed over evidence to the Swiss authorities on August 20 and urged them to investigate the state investment arm's activities involving Swiss and international banks.

He insisted that he only acted in the country's best interests.

Khairuddin was scheduled to meet agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the US on Monday but found last Friday that a travel ban had been imposed on him.

He was arrested by police for allegedly attempting to overthrow the government. Police have obtained a six-day remand against him.

The Wall Street Journal today reported that the FBI has started investigations into allegations of money laundering. – September 20, 2015.

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