The Malaysian Insider CEO: I’d like to go back to being a journalist


Kay Tat (left) and Jahabar.

KUALA LUMPUR:The Malaysian Insider chief executive Jahabar Sadiq, who was released Wednesday after spending a night in the lock-up, says he can’t wait to get back to work.

Jahabar, who exited the Dang Wangi station at 12.35pm, was all smiles upon spotting journalists camped outside and asked who was joining him for lunch.

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