IT started with a claim. Then, the exchange of fire, and with it, a dare to bare all.

Now, the Selangor exco-with-underworld-links saga has culminated into an official probe. The police yesterday started investigations into a claim, by Wangsa Maju MP Wee Choo Keong, that a member of the State executive council had allowed his office to be used as a place for people connected with underground activities.

THE high drama over allegations of malpractice by a Selangor exco member continues with a senior councillor demanding for the accuser to name the exco member in question.

Teresa Kok, a senior exco member of the Selangor government, has challenged Wangsa Maju MP Wee Choo Keong to name the exco member who is allegedly involved in allowing his office to be used as a meeting place for people involved with "underground business activities".

SELANGOR State executive councillor Ronnie Liu has challenged Wangsa Maju MP Wee Choo Keong to name the exco member allegedly “allowing his office to be used as a place for people connected with underground activities”.

The chairman of the Local Government, Study and Research Committee said his conscience was clear and that he had nothing to hide.