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DAP lawmakers told reporters at Parliament on Wednesday that they are not satisfied with the eight month’s jail sentence meted out against former Kuala Lumpur City Hall executive director Datuk Seri Syed Afendy Ali Syed Abid Ali after he was found guilty of abusing his power to buy eight condominium units.
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