A man pleaded not guilty at the Magistrate's Court in Baling to charges of using other people's identity card numbers to purchase subsidized petrol. He was accused of impersonating three individuals by using their identity card numbers to purchase 594.459 liters of subsidized petrol under the Budi95 scheme, causing the complainants to lose their monthly subsidized fuel quotas.
BALING: A man pleaded not guilty at the Magistrate’s Court here on Wednesday to 13 charges of using other people’s identity card numbers to purchase Budi Madani RON95 petrol in this district.
Azman Aziz, 53, was accused of impersonating others by using the identity card numbers of three individuals to purchase 594.459 litres of subsidised petrol under the Budi95 scheme, causing the complainants to lose their monthly subsidised fuel quotas. He was alleged to have committed the offences at the Padang Lengkuas BH Petrol station in the Baling district between March 18 and April 23 and charged under Section 416 of the Penal Code, which carries a punishment of up to seven years’ imprisonment, a fine, or both upon conviction.
The prosecution was conducted by deputy public prosecutor Nurul Nadia Jamal, while National Legal Aid Foundation lawyer Masniah Dolah represented the accused. Sessions Court Judge Rohaida Ishak, acting as Magistrate, allowed the accused bail of RM15,000 and set July 8 for case mention. – BernamaRespect the rights of the media, says MMM following alleged harassment at Johor Pakatan convention
Baling Magistrate's Court Azman Aziz Identity Theft Budi95 Subsidized Fuel Quotas Penal Code National Legal Aid Foundation Sessions Court Judge Rohaida Ishak Case Mention Johor Pakatan MMM Harassment
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ex-lecturer guilty of murder and armed robbery in SelangorThe Court of Appeal upheld the 30-year jail term imposed on an ex-lecturer for murder and firing a gun during a bank robbery in Selangor, Malaysia. The judgment emphasized that such actions would not be tolerated and that the defendant did not take into account the impact on the victim and his family.
Read more »
Dr Lim Geok Leong found guilty of professional misconductDr Lim Geok Leong, a general practitioner, was found guilty of repeatedly failing to refer a diabetic patient with severe cellulitis and worsening gangrene for hospital care in violation of Singapore's Medical Registration Act.
Read more »
Female teacher pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting 14-year-old studentThe 42-year-old from Negeri Sembilan faces five charges over offences allegedly committed in September last year and April this year.
Read more »
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Using Others' Identity Card Numbers for Fuel Subsidy FraudAzman Aziz, 53, was accused of impersonating others by using the identity card numbers of three individuals to purchase 594.459 liters of subsidized fuel.
Read more »