Opposition up in arms over alleged concealment


PETALING JAYA: Opposition politicians are demanding answers about whether there was a deliberate attempt to conceal the existence of the royal addendum order now that its existence has been confirmed.

Opposition leader Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin said the Court of Appeal’s decision “proves” that certain parties intentionally tried to hide the royal addendum, a move he claims violates the “candour principle” the government is supposed to uphold.

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