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PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim told reporters that he is confident he will win against the government's bid to overturn his acquittal in the Sodomy II case.
He said this when asked by reporters about what will happen to the Kajang move should he fail in court, during a break for Friday prayers.
He said this when asked by reporters about what will happen to the Kajang move should he fail in court, during a break for Friday prayers.
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