Tengku Nasaruddin: Lawyer should have lodged formal complaint


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 13 Apr 2017

Meera in her usual court attire that she wore to Parliament which saw her being barred by security personnel on April 6

PETALING JAYA: The lawyer who claimed being denied entry into Parliament due her skirt length should have lodged a formal complaint rather than going public to the media, said Parliament head of corporate communications Tengku Nasaruddin Tengku Mohamed.

He said this in response to Women's Aid Organisation (WAO) assistant treasurer Meera Samanther (pic) who had said that Parliament’s investigation into the matter had looked at the wrong incident.

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