Court postpones decision on former ministry senior officer's graft, money laundering case to May 12


KUALA LUMPUR: The Sessions Court today set a new date, May 12, to decide on the corruption and money laundering case involving former secretary of the finance division, youth and sports ministry (KBS) Otman Arsahd.

Lawyer Muhammad Rafique Rashid Ali, representing Otman, 64, said the court set the new date after the defence requested for a postponement to allow more time for them to file their submission.

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