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Anwar to hold further talks with Loke over resignation (opens the original)
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Anwar, who said he received the letter while he was rushing to attend Dr Hasmah Ali’s funeral, questioned why Loke should be pressured to step down. “Why are they asking him to resign? Those who do not embezzle are being asked to resign. “His work is good and his performance as a minister is very good. I will discuss (Loke’s resignation) with him,” he told reporters today at the launch of the inaugural Malaysia Professional Day at the KLGCC Convention Centre here. Earlier today, Loke said his re
Saravanan ready for trial, but prosecution seeks more time (opens the original)
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The MIC deputy president’s lawyer, Geethan Ram Vincent, said the prosecution sought a later mention date to submit the relevant documents, including Cabinet meeting minutes, and finalise the trial date. The defence had requested an earlier date as it was ready to proceed with the trial, he told FMT. Following submissions from both sides, the sessions court fixed Nov 3 for the prosecution to submit the relevant documents and for the trial date to be finalised. Last month, Saravanan claimed trial
Muhyiddin hopes remaining charges will be dropped (opens the original)
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Speaking outside the Kuala Lumpur High Court, Muhyiddin said he had always maintained his innocence. “I would like to thank God for this. I am relieved. As I have always said, I did not do anything wrong. “I hope the other charges will be dropped too,” he said. Earlier today, High Court judge Noor Ruwena Nurdin acquitted Muhyiddin of three money laundering charges and one abuse of power charge after deputy public prosecutor Ahmad Akram Gharib applied for a discharge not amounting to an acquittal
Zahid takes veiled dig at Anwar over RON95 quota ‘U-turn’ (opens the original)
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Zahid, who is also deputy prime minister, said the government reduced the monthly quota for subsidised RON95 petrol earlier this year, only to increase it much later. “First it was reduced, and when elections were around the corner, it was increased out of fear. “Who was responsible for this? Guru. Enough is enough. Listen to the people, dear guru,” he said in his opening speech at the Umno general assembly here. The government reduced the monthly RON95 quota under the BUDI95 programme from 300
Dr Tan Chee Khoon’s legacy shows politics need not be race-based, says Jomo (opens the original)
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Speaking at a public forum marking 30 years since the death of the former opposition leader, Jomo said Malaysia’s political landscape had once been very different, with debates centred on competing ideas and visions for the country. Jomo said Tan, who was involved with the (now defunct) Labour Party from its early days, was part of a broader progressive movement that was not defined by race. “It was a different time which had different politics. The politics and the debates (then) were about dif
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