PETALING JAYA: Lim Guan Eng (pic) should be brave to face his corruption case head-on, said the Barisan Nasional Strategic Communications (BNSC) team on the first anniversary of the Penang Chief Minister being charged with two counts of corruption.
BNSC deputy director Eric See-To said that since Lim maintains his innocence, he should allow the court case to proceed and have his say in court instead of continuously challenging the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Act as being unconstitutional, as it only serves to delay the case.
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