Azilah seeks royal pardon over Altantuya murder conviction


KUALA LUMPUR: Former special action force officer Azilah Hadri (pic) is seeking a royal pardon over his conviction for murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.

Azilah filed his petition for the consideration of the Selangor Sultan, his lawyer Datuk Hazman Ahmad confirmed to The Star.

Hazman said a copy of the petition had been handed to the Ruler's secretary on Friday morning.

He said a copy would also be handed to the Attorney-General and Selangor Mentri Besar.

"It will be heard by the Selangor pardon’s board chaired by the Selangor Sultan," he added.

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