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Former premier Datuk Seri Najib Razak shouted at a policeman for trying to stop a man from speaking to him at the end of the fourth day of his SRC International criminal trial on Wednesday.
The man claimed he was a law student and had asked Najib why he was not allowed to attend the hearing.
The man claimed he was a law student and had asked Najib why he was not allowed to attend the hearing.
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