Court of Appeal Expected to acquit Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak?

 Court of Appeal Expected to acquit Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak?


Recall that Najib's income tax hearing has been adjourned. IN Malaysia, it can be swept under the carpet forever just like another UMNO's strong men -Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor whose charge was withdrawn with the undertaking given by the deputy public prosecutor that he will be recharged. Never happened.

Now, the Bersatu information chief Wan Saiful Wan Jan is asking this question:  “Is it possible that they sought Muhyiddin’s help to interfere in their court cases, but the prime minister refused?". By they he is referring to Zahid Hamidi, the UMNO President and Najib Razak.

IN Malaysia there is no smoke without fire.  Read more at Are Najib, Zahid using Umno to escape prison, asks Bersatu info chief



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