Kuala Lumpur: The High Court heard today that Penang deputy chief minister P Ramasamy did not apologise to Zakir Naik for referring to him as “Satan” in a Facebook post seven years ago.
“I expressed regret in a statement, especially to Muslims who might have been offended the word that had gone viral, but not the plaintiff ,” Ramasamy said when cross-examined by lawyer Akberdin Abdul Kader.He said he quickly removed the posting after a petrol bomb was thrown at his service centre two days later on April 12, 2016. Akberdin is representing Naik in the trial of two defamation suits brought by the controversial Islamic televangelist against Ramasamy in 2019.
Carlsberg’s special edition cans feature Sabah, Sarawak wonders Kota Kinabalu: Carlsberg Smooth Draught Celebrates raises its special-edition cans to Borneo with tattoo art by local artists commemorating Sabah and Sarawak’s natural wonders. Read more Akberdin: It defies logic to direct an apology to the public when the word “Satan” was initially aimed at Naik. Ramasamy: I apologised to the public, especially to Muslims who might have felt offended.
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