Najib, Irwan Serigar’s RM6.6bil IPIC trial to begin next June

The High Court fixes 30 days between June 4 and July 31 for the CBT hearing involving the former prime minister and ex-Treasury secretary-general.

Najib Razak and Irwan Serigar Abdullah are jointly charged with six counts of misappropriating RM6.6 billion in public funds involving payments to IPIC.

This comes after deputy public prosecutor Saifuddin Hashim Musaimi urged the High Court today to hear the case next year. Earlier, Kumaraendran had suggested that the case be heard in January as the CBT charges have been hanging over the head of former Treasury secretary-general Irwan for almost five years.Shafee also called for the prosecution to take a stand on an alleged leaked memo regarding the case.

Shafee indicated that Najib’s defence team will call Tommy Thomas to testify, alleging that the former attorney-general was involved in an “abuse of process”.

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