Permohonan pendakwaan tangguh keterangan tambahan kes Rosmah didengar Khamis

The High Court on Thursday will hear the prosecution's request to delay the recording of additional evidence from a key witness in Rosmah Mansor's appeal against charges related to the RM1.25 billion hybrid solar project scandal. The application for the delay was heard at 9 am before a panel of three judges. The hearing will last a week following the Supreme Court's decision to record further evidence from the prosecution, Rayyan Radzwill Abdullah, on Thursday.

Rosmah's lawyers are expected to cross-examine Rayyan before the prosecution conducts a fresh review. Court documents seen by FMT confirm that the High Court has scheduled Thursday for the hearing of the requested delay. The prosecution had previously filed an appeal to the Federal Court against the High Court's ruling that allowed Rosmah to present fresh evidence, also seeking to have the order delayed.

On September 1, the High Court directed the Court of Appeal to record the additional evidence within two weeks after the case was managed on September 10. The High Court panel consists of Judges Azhahari Kamal Ramli, Choo Kah Sing, and K Muniandy. They have also rescheduled the hearing of the Rosmah appeal to October 14-16 and October 19-23.

Subsequently, Supreme Court Judge Aslam Zainuddin was assigned to record the relevant evidence and schedule it for September 17. Rosmah had previously been granted court permission to present fresh evidence, including a police report, a letter of apology from Rayyan, and supporting documents.