Dr M refuses to talk to Batu Puteh task force as long as Apandi is chairman

By JOSEPH KAOS Jr

PUTRAJAYA: As long as former attorney general Tan Sri Apandi Ali remains the chairman of the Batu Puteh special task force, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad says he will not attend any inquiries by the panel.

The former prime minister came to the Attorney-General Chambers here on Tuesday (June 28) morning for an interview session with the task force but left as soon as he found out that Apandi was still its chairman.

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