AG's Chambers rejects representation by former minister's son in cooking oil case


SEREMBAN: The Attorney General's Chambers has rejected a representation filed by the son of a former minister to review charges related to the sale and storage of government-subsidised cooking oil, which is a controlled item.

Nor Alimah Mohd Sanusi, a Deputy Public Prosecutor from the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry told Sessions Court Judge Mazni Nawi this when the case came up for mention on Wednesday (Nov 1).

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