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The Melaka Sessions Court has thrown out the bail applications made by two assemblymen and a CEO, who were charged with supporting the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
Judge Elesabet Paya Wan on Wednesday rejected the applications on the rationale that their cases involved national security.
Judge Elesabet Paya Wan on Wednesday rejected the applications on the rationale that their cases involved national security.
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