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Selangor Menteri Besar Azmin Ali has decribed the electoral roll as not clean, and claimed that it showed his father “rose from the dead” to vote in 2004.
Testifying in the High Court in Kuala Lumpur today, the PKR deputy president said his father had passed away in 1999, but his name appeared on the electoral roll in the 2004 general election.
"Unfortunately, I did not meet him (the father)," he quipped when replying to a question from lawyer Sivarasa Rasiah.
Azmin was testifying as a witness in the defamation trial involving former opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim and Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin.
This is in response to Khairy, who in his defence, alleged that Anwar cannot be trusted for claiming there are 60,000 Bangladeshi "voters" coming to vote in the 13th general election.
Azmin also alleged that although his mother was living alone at their home after his father died, the electoral roll had showed that there were Chinese and Indian voters registered at the same address.
He then submitted a parliamentary minority report on the Election Commission, admitting the existence of 42,000 dubious voters.
[More to follow]
-Mkini
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