Husband in unilateral conversion case fined RM20,000 for contempt


KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court has slapped a RM20,000 fine in default two weeks' jail on Muhammad Nagahswaran Muniandy, the former husband of Loh Siew Hong, for contempt of court.

High Court judge Justice Evrol Mariette Peters meted out the sentence after finding that Muhammad Nagahswaran, a Muslim convert, had interfered with the administration of justice.

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