Man charged with insulting Hinduism on FB changes plea to not guilty


KUALA LUMPUR: The 52-year-old man who initially pleaded guilty to two counts of insulting Hinduism on his Facebook account has changed his plea.

Zamri Abdul Razak, who was previously unrepresented, came to the Sessions Court here today with lawyer Mohd Harris Abdullah, who told Judge Zamri Bakar that he was appointed as counsel Sunday (March 17) night.

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