State polls: I did not break any law, says Zahid on vote-buying allegations


KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says he did not break any law when he announced the approval of allocations for youths in Terengganu.

The Deputy Prime Minister said that he had made the announcement prior to Nomination Day and that he was neither a candidate in the elections, nor part of any of the caretaker state governments.

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