Lebih 60 soalan ditanya polis, kata bekas exco Negeri Sembilan

Former Negeri Sembilan deputy chief Asna Amin confirmed that she answered more than 60 questions during a police interrogation session related to the state's governance crisis and the state throne today. She provided a half-hour testimony to officers from the Class A Serious Crimes Investigation Unit (USJT) at the Bukit Aman State Majlis Islam building.

"I myself answered more than half an hour with more than 60 questions to be answered," she reported to Utusan Malaysia. The testimony session, which began around 11 a.m., involved 10 former deputies and several other individuals before all of them were seen being released around 2 p.m. Asna, who also represents Lenggeng, confirmed that Chief Minister Ismail Lasim did not attend the testimony session today.

She also informed that all government-owned vehicles and assets would be returned today as per the current state government's directive. Serting MP Fairuz Isa added that she too took about two hours to provide her testimony, "All answered well." Yesterday, National Police Chief Khalid Ismail reportedly said that his office had called on former Negeri Sembilan exco to record their testimonies to help the investigation into the state's governance crisis and royal institution, following several police reports made concerning the matter.

Apart from former exco, the police also plan to take testimonies from several witnesses and other individuals related to complete the investigation.