Zamri Vinoth’s trial set for April after representation rejected
Deputy public prosecutor Nur Farhana Poad says the prosecution will call up to seven witnesses to testify against the 41-year-old preacher.
On March 17, Zamri Vinoth was charged with creating a Facebook post on February 3 related to an assembly of illegal temples. The Attorney-General's Chambers denied his request to have the charge reviewed, resulting in his April trial. During case management, the prosecution announced they would present up to seven witnesses against the 41-year-old preacher.
Zamri's bail was extended, and the trial was set for April 21-22. At a press conference, Zamri expressed gratitude for the outcome, stating it would allow him to clarify his position on the Anti-Illegal House of Worship Movement, or Garah, which he leads.
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