Former Perak PTG deputy registrar claims trial to cheating over Malay reserve land status


IPOH: A former officer of the Perak Land and Mines Office (PTG) pleaded not guilty to a charge of cheating the Perak Agricultural Land Board, resulting in the subdivision of Malay reserve land covering an area of approximately 649.2ha in 2012.

Rosli Che Mohamed, 64, entered the plea after the charge was read before Sessions Court judge Ibrahim Osman.

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