Court cases will be affected if Sabah Water Dept head no longer in service, says Yong

The former CM asks whether the Sabah Attorney-General Chambers is being kept in the dark about Amarjit Singh’s status. FMTNews AmarjitSingh YongTeckLee

KOTA KINABALU: Former chief minister Yong Teck Lee has questioned why court cases are still on-going if Amarjit Singh has been removed as the Sabah Water Department director.

The Sabah Progressive Party president said certain media had reported on May 10 that Amarjit had been transferred out of the Water Department. “The Sabah government is appealing against the judgement which means that the government maintains that Amarjit is the legal director of the Water Department.

If Amarjit is no longer the director, then this judicial review would be rendered academic, he added.

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