Former minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor had said information on his asset declaration should be confidential as it also concerns details of his family members. FMTNews TengkuAdnan
Former minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor is accused of receiving RM2 million from a businessman.
“The trial must be seen to be conducted fairly. The public has a right to see what the court sees and what decisions the court makes,” he said, after hearing arguments from Tengku Adnan’s lawyer Tan Hock Chuan and deputy public prosecutor Julia Ibrahim. Tan also said the defence had been adducing evidence throughout the trial that Tengku Adnan had no intention of obtaining the RM2 million, which was said to be a “political donation” for his own benefit.
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