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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) on Tuesday obtained a three-day remand for three individuals in its probe on the development of land belonging to a Batu Caves temple committee. The trio are committee members of a Hindu temple in Batu Caves, one of whom is a high-ranking official with a "Tan Sri" title.
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