Sanjeevan files police report over khalwat allegations


MyWatch chairman Datuk R. Sri Sanjeevan. - Filepix

PETALING JAYA: MyWatch chairman Datuk R. Sri Sanjeevan has lodged a police report denying that he was caught with a police inspector for khalwat (close proximity) during a raid at a luxury hotel in Seremban on June 10.

"I read a tweet from @mamifoo on June 20 saying that I had been caught for khalwat with a police inspector. I wish to stress that the tweet is a lie and I have never been caught for the offence as stated," said Sanjeevan in the police report made on Monday.

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