POLITICS● LOWSep 19 · Sep 19, 2026, 2:36 AM
Nothing unlawful about pardons, Azalina tells PH
freemalaysiatoday · malaysia · south asia
The Umno information chief and law minister reminds Pakatan Harapan that the constitution, Malaysia's supreme law, explicitly provides for pardons.
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