Stop making personal attacks against DPPs, defence told in Guan Eng’s undersea tunnel case

KUALA LUMPUR: The deputy public prosecutor in former Penang chief minister Lim Guan Eng’s corruption trial has told the defence not to make it a personal attack on the prosecution team when arguing grounds to adduce a forensic report from another court case as an affidavit.

DPP Ahmad Akram Gharib, in his objection against the defence’s application for a forensic report from the Shah Alam Sessions court to be used in the ongoing Penang undersea tunnel trial, said that the defence had repeatedly alleged the prosecution had "suppressed evidence" from the court.