煽动法令下被控   慕尤丁不认罪保外候审 - video Dailymotion

八点最热报 | 国盟兼土团党主席慕尤丁因为早前的“元首不召见论”而在煽动法令下被控。他今早抵达吉兰丹话望后，表示不认罪，并要求审讯，法庭择定11月4日过堂，并批准他以5,000令吉保释。（主播：颜江瀚）

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01:00The former prime minister, Mu Youding, arrived in London at around 8.43 a.m.

01:06The former prime minister, Mu Youding, arrived in London at around 8.43 a.m.

01:10He smiled and waved at the media.

01:14Many leaders, including the secretary-general of the Nationalist Party, Hansar Zainuddin, supported Mu Youding.

01:20Mu Youding did not speak to the media after the hearing.

01:23He left the court with a loud shout.

01:26Hansar Zainuddin!

01:30Hansar Zainuddin, the secretary-general of the Nationalist Party, wrote a letter to the media.

01:34He said that the accusation against Mu Youding would not succeed because he only told the truth.

01:38Hansar Zainuddin also criticized Xi Meng for threatening the leaders of the Nationalist Party with the Shandong Law.

01:42He said that truth will overcome all.

01:44Xi Meng and Guo Zhen tried to use the Shandong Law to suppress the conspiracy of the Nationalist Party leaders to tell the truth.

01:48They failed.

01:51The Nationalist Party accused the police of being too hasty in investigating the case of Mu Youding.

01:58The former prime minister, Amo Jassi, refuted the Nationalist Party today.

02:03He hoped that they would not have double standards.

02:05Jassi said that he had been asked before the investigation was completed.

02:11At that time, no one from the Nationalist Party came out to question the police.

02:14But when it came to the Nationalist Party itself, they said that the government was unfair.

02:19He thought it was too double-edged.

02:22Jassi emphasized that in fact, when anyone commits a crime and the investigation is completed,

02:27the chief prosecutor has the right to prosecute.

02:29There is no such thing as hasty or not hasty.

02:33The Nationalist Party chief prosecutor, Raja Luddin, also denied that the police investigation was too hasty today.

02:38He said that the police would investigate any case in seven days.

02:42In these seven days, the investigation may be completed in four days.

02:46The chief prosecutor will need one to two days or only 24 hours to record the testimony and issue a indictment.

02:53He emphasized that there is no such thing as a hasty problem.

02:56It's just a matter of time.

02:59If they do it too slowly, people will say that the police are inefficient.

03:02But now it's too fast, and people say that the police are too hasty.