Sabahans want to know the truth
Published on: Wednesday, December 07, 2022
By: Sohan Das
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Lau said it was not clear whether a new trial judge would be appointed to complete the case as it may mean hearing the case all over again.
LABUAN: The judiciary should not display double standards when meting out justice by not tolerating any delay tactics in the Najib Razak corruption and abuse trial and yet seemingly do the opposite in the Sabah water scandal.“What’s more, the RM130 million seized in Sabah’s greatest corruption case is three times the RM42 million of SRC International Sdn Bhd funds which the court found the former Prime Minister guilty of misappropriating and fined him RM210 million plus 12 years jail in August this year,” said activist Lau Seng Kiat, who once stood for DAP in the parliamentary elections in Labuan.
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