Siti Bainun denies telling Bella to eat faeces, chilli
Siti Bainun Ahd Razali is making her defence on charges of neglecting and abusing a 13-year-old Down syndrome girl. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, February 22, 2023.
“From what I can remember, Yasmin told the court that I told her to keep Bella tied up all the time, give the girl chilli and faeces to eat, splashed the girl with hot water, torture her with a hot pan and scolded the girl. There was no need for me to do all those things to the girl,” she said during examination-in-chief by her lawyer, Mohammad Farhan Maaruf.
Questioned by Farhan about Yasmin’s statement that she ordered her to feed Bella with chilli, Siti Bainun said such a thing had never happened to her wards.
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