Muhyiddin's meeting notes were instructions to consider, not approve, court hears
In the Jana Wibawa graft trial, former finance minister Tengku Zafrul testified that meeting notes from then-PM Muhyiddin Yassin were instructions for consideration rather than automatic approvals. The trial centers on allegations that Muhyiddin used his position to secure bribes for his party.
Why it matters
The testimony is critical to determining the extent of executive influence and potential corruption in the awarding of government contracts.
KUALA LUMPUR: Former finance minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz told the High Court that meeting notes from Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin were regarded as instructions that required action and consideration. He noted that this was because Muhyiddin was the prime minister at the time.
The article provides a balanced account of court testimony, citing both the witness's explanation and the charges against the defendant.
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