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Ex-GLC executive pleads not guilty to falsified document charges
A former senior executive of a government-linked company has denied allegations of using forged documents to claim over RM15,000. The case was heard at the Sessions Court in Shah Alam.
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SHAH ALAM — A former senior executive of a government-linked company (GLC) entered a not guilty plea on Tuesday to charges involving the use of falsified documents to obtain more than RM15,000.
The accused appeared before the Sessions Court in Shah Alam to face the allegations. According to court proceedings, the charges relate to the submission of fraudulent documentation in connection with a financial claim exceeding RM15,000.
The case represents part of ongoing efforts by authorities to investigate financial irregularities within government-linked entities. The prosecution presented its evidence during the hearing, while the defence maintained the accused's innocence regarding the allegations.
The matter has been scheduled for further proceedings as the legal process continues. The court will determine the next steps in the case following the not guilty plea.