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Former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak today said he welcomes his trial over charges he fraudulently received RM2.6 billion as a chance to clear his name.
Speaking to reporters after he was released on a RM3.5 million bail by Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Najib said he hoped his trial would demonstrate that "rule of law does exist in this country".
Speaking to reporters after he was released on a RM3.5 million bail by Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Najib said he hoped his trial would demonstrate that "rule of law does exist in this country".
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