Former attorney-general Mohamed Apandi Ali, who had on social media accused special prosecutor Gopal Sri Ram of trying to convince him to arrest former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak, has taken his allegations to court.
An affidavit by Apandi (above) was filed on June 12 in relation to Najib's RM2.28 billion 1MDB case, RM6.64 billion International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC) case and RM47 million SRC International cases.
In the affidavit, he repeated the claims against Sri Ram which he uploaded on Facebook on June 10.
In the Facebook post, Apandi claimed that Sri Ram had approached him at his house in January 2018 under the instruction of former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Apandi further claimed that Sri Ram (photo) told him that he would be a “hero in the eyes of the people" as well as being the "first attorney-general to arrest a sitting prime minister".
The alleged incident took place four months before BN was defeated in the 14th general election and Pakatan Harapan won the historic polls to become the then-new government.
Najib's defence team had filed an application to disqualify Sri Ram, who is a former federal court judge, as a special prosecutor for in Najib's 1MDB audit report tampering trial. The application was supported by affidavits from Najib and Apandi.
Gopal is also leading the prosecution against Najib in his RM2.28 billion 1MDB trial. - Mkini
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ReplyDeleteBawa kes / affidavit ke mahkamah .Tak main cakap2 di media social .
Ni bukan khalid Samad , Mujahit ,Tajudin, Bung Mokhtar dll politikus chop ayam