Bangladeshi charged with soliciting bribes in Penang counter setting probe

By Imran Hilmy

BUTTERWORTH: A Bangladesh national linked to a counter setting syndicate pleaded not guilty to soliciting bribes at the Sessions Court here on Thursday (Oct 24).

Alif Khan, 35, claimed trial to the charges read to him before Sessions Court Judge Zulhazmi Abdullah.

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