SHAH ALAM - Former Malaysian prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin has arrived at the Shah Alam Sessions Court where he is expected to be
The 75-year-old Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia president was dressed in a suit without a tie and held up his left hand with a clenched fist, as he made his way up the court complex steps.
As Muhyiddin arrived in court accompanied by his wife Puan Sri Noorainee Abdul Rahman, a crowd of supporters began to gather at the front gates of the Shah Alam Court.Putrajaya MP and former education minister Radzi Jidin had arrived five minutes earlier than Muhyiddin to accompany the latter during the court proceedings.
Besides Mr Radzi, other Bersatu leaders seen accompanying Muhyiddin were Beluran MP Ronald Kiandee and party youth chief Wan Ahmad Fayshal Wan Ahmad Kamal.
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