Ex-Tabung Haji COO’s graft case postponed to Sept 24
The graft trial of former Tabung Haji COO Adi Azuan Abdul Ghani has been postponed to September 24. The court granted the delay after his lawyer confirmed he is currently hospitalized for heart-related treatment.
Why it matters
This case involves high-level accountability within a major Malaysian financial institution, making the legal proceedings a matter of public interest.
Adi Azuan Abdul Ghani was scheduled to appear in court today to face charges under Section 165 of the Penal Code, which relates to a public servant obtaining things of value.
SHAH ALAM: The sessions court here has postponed the proceedings for former Tabung Haji (TH) chief operating officer Adi Azuan Abdul Ghani's graft case to Sept 24.
Judge Awang Kerisnada Awang Mahmud rescheduled proceedings after lawyer Wan Azwan Aiman Wan Fakhruddin informed the court that Adi is seeking treatment at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre for heart-related problems.
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