Consultant pleads not guilty to cheating involving Mitra funds


KUALA LUMPUR: A business consultant pleaded not guilty at the Sessions Court here on Wednesday (Sept 27) to 15 counts of cheating involving over RM300,000 of Malaysian Indian Transformation Unit (Mitra) funds three years ago.

The charges state that the accused, P. Anbalahgan, 61, is alleged to have cheated Mitra Training Education Section assistant director R. Kavithah by inducing her to believe that several documents handed over were genuine.

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