Ex-headmaster of religious school pleads not guilty to bribery involving more than RM160,000


SHAH ALAM: A former headmaster of a religious school pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here on Thursday (Dec 22) to charges of soliciting and receiving bribes amounting to RM164,800 in connection with a project for maintenance and upgrading of buildings and infrastructure for religious schools in Selangor.

Kamaludin Sahlan, 50, made the plea before Judge Rozilah Salleh.

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