PM's Office: Dr M did not meet Azilah

NSTnation PM's Office: DrM did not meet AzilahHadri

“It was widely reported today that Dr Mahathir had shook his head and smiled when asked if he had met Azilah.

“There were also attempts to allude that Dr Mahathir was the VVIP, who allegedly met Azilah who is on death row at Kajang Prison, in February this year,” it said in a statement. “As this involves the legal process, the government will leave the matter to the relevant authorities to decide on the course of action.”

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