Admin officer fined RM56,000 for using false documents in report to Mitra


KUALA LUMPUR: A chief administrative officer of a company has been fined RM56,000 by the Sessions Court here on three counts of using forged account statements and payment vouchers to prepare a report for the Malaysian Indian Transformation Unit (Mitra) last year.

Judge Azura Alwi meted out the fine, in default 32 months' jail, to J. Jayasri Nair, 30, after she pleaded guilty to all three charges on Wednesday (Sept 21).

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