Six #KitaLawan 'sit-in' protesters told to enter defence


Lawyer Gobind Singh Deo (left) and Bayan MP Sim Tze Sin (second from left) with the six accused outside the magistrate's court on Wednesday.

KUALA LUMPUR: Two Perak state assemblymen and four others charged with obstructing a City Hall (DBKL) officer's duties during the #KitaLawan "sit-in" protest last year have been ordered to enter their defence by the magistrate's court here.

Magistrate Nur A'Minahtul Mardiah Md Nor ordered Simpang Pulai assemblyman Tan Kar Hing and Teja assemblyman Chang Lih Kang to call their defence at the end of the prosecution's submission on Wednesday.

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Courts , Crime , KitaLawan , Rally , Sit-in

   

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