Trending Today: Syed Saddiq Guilty As Charged

Fahri Azzat, Lawyer

09-Nov-23 17:30

Trending Today: Syed Saddiq Guilty As Charged

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Muda President Syed Saddiq has been found guilty on all 4 charges of abetting criminal breach of trust (CBT), misappropriation of funds and money laundering belonging to ARMADA. The Muar MP will temporarily step down as party president with Muda deputy president Amira Aisya Abdul Aziz taking over the helm after his departure. We speak to lawyer Fahri Azzat about the conviction.

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Produced by: Alia Zefri

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharaad Kuttan

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Categories: politics, Law/Activism, corruption

Tags: cbt, crime, corruption, syed saddiq, money laundering, law, court, muda,

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