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Former Former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has once again denied that he was responsible for the 1988 judicial crisis which saw the dismissal of then lord president Salleh Abbas during Mahathir's administration.
Asked today whether it is true that he and then attorney-general Abu Talib Othman were behind the amendment to the Federal Constitution in 1988, Mahathir reiterated that he was not responsible for it.
Asked today whether it is true that he and then attorney-general Abu Talib Othman were behind the amendment to the Federal Constitution in 1988, Mahathir reiterated that he was not responsible for it.
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