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Police in Johor Bahru have concluded a nearly three-year investigation into the death of an 18-month-old boy, reclassifying the case as murder and identifying the child's biological father as the primary suspect.
Activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak has entered a not guilty plea to allegations that he damaged a sacred Hindu object in Langkawi. The charge relates to an incident occurring in March.
Ten undocumented migrants appeared in Pasir Mas Sessions Court facing charges for overstaying in Malaysia, misusing social visit passes, and entering the country without authorisation.
Activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak has been re-arrested in Alor Setar following the conclusion of his two-day police remand. Authorities are preparing to press charges against him in the coming days.
Former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak will undergo a scheduled heart procedure, his legal team announced this week. The procedure comes as the ex-leader continues managing various legal matters.
Former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak is set to receive heart treatment at Serdang Hospital next week, marking another significant medical intervention during his continued legal proceedings.
Authorities have detained two individuals following the death of their companion during a hunting outing. Investigators believe the fatal shooting was unintentional, with the suspects subsequently concealing the victim's remains.
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A senior Royal Malaysian Customs Department official has entered a not guilty plea to allegations of accepting RM15,000 in bribes in Shah Alam court, marking another corruption case involving enforcement personnel.
PKR has cautioned that Johor's upcoming election should not become a vehicle for revisiting legal matters, with the party's deputy secretary-general arguing that election campaigns must remain focused on substantive policy issues rather than judicial proceedings.
Indian police investigating the alleged murder of Ketan Agarwal are examining digital evidence including Snapchat messages and coded exchanges between two accused. A purported message referencing a wedding that would 'never happen' is being scrutinized as potential evidence of conspiracy concealment.
Najib Razak's legal team contends that declaring him bankrupt would undermine his ability to pursue tax appeals, as government receivership would supersede his personal financial authority.
A former kindergarten teacher has entered not guilty pleas to three money laundering counts involving RM133,550 in cash and gold jewellery allegedly derived from criminal activity. The case was heard at Shah Alam Sessions Court.
The Federal Court has postponed its ruling on whether to reinstate corruption charges against Muar MP Syed Saddiq, leaving the high-profile case unresolved until mid-July. The delay extends the legal uncertainty surrounding the prominent politician.