[Watch] Najib Performs 'Sumpah Laknat' In Kampung Baru, Denies Involvement In SRC Scandal | TRP

The Federal court is set to continue the hearing on Najib’s SRC case tomorrow.

Former premier Datuk Seri Najib Razak performed ‘sumpah laknat’ at Kampung Baru Mosque last night to deny that he misappropriated RM42 million of SRC International Sdn Bhd funds.

Najib further added that it was never his intention to create SRC to channel the funds to himself or his family or neither has he ever instructed any of the company’s directors or officials to siphon money into his personal account. The oath was taken to clear his name and his family from their alleged involvement in the SRC case, Najib said.

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