Datuk and 35 others claim trial to being part of organised crime group charge

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  • Thursday, 25 May 2017

KUALA LUMPUR: Politician Datuk M. Kalai Arasu and 35 others denied being members of Gang 360 Devan, an organised crime group.

They all claimed trial after the charge was read out to them before judge Datuk Nordin Hassan, who then set July 24 to 28 for hearing of the case.

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