FOR Tan Sri Osman Samsuddin Cassim, putting his life in the hands of terrorists in exchange for the freedom of over 50 people was not a heroic act.
Instead, he felt it was his responsibility as the secretary-general to the Home Affairs Ministry during Malaysia’s first terrorist attack in 1975.
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