After Ismail, Saravanan's turn: Anwar critics in the dock amid cheers from PH supporters
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The duo are well known for their strong reservations about BN's power-sharing deal with PH.
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MIC deputy president M Saravanan is the latest in a series of Barisan Nasional (BN) politicians to be investigated and brought to court on corruption charges, at a time when the coalition is increasingly weary of its partnership with Pakatan Harapan (PH).
The former human resources minister today pleaded not guilty to charges of accepting RM1,097,000 in bribes in exchange for approving foreign worker quotas for a company in 2022.
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