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Cops seek six Nepali witnesses to attend murder trial

Case involves killing of their fellow countryman two years ago, police say

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 31 Oct 2022 9:45PM

Cops seek six Nepali witnesses to attend murder trial

KUALA LUMPUR – Police are looking for six Nepalese men to attend a trial from November 7 to 10 at criminal high court 7, Jalan Duta Court Complex, here for a murder case.

Wangsa Maju police chief Ashari Abu Samah said the trial involved the murder of a Nepalese man, 27, at a condominium in Jalan Gurney 2 here two years ago.

He said the six men were witnesses, with the names Prem Bahadur (passport no. 01651970), Rishi Magar (passport no. 1003102), Susil Limbu Birkha Limbu (passport no. 09658215), Suman Rana Magar (passport no. 06038774), Madhap Puri (passport no. 08241410), and Waiba Lal Sing (passport no. 07421370).

Ashari urged those with information about their whereabouts to contact Criminal Investigation Department senior investigating officer Mohd Shukri Abd Razak at 019-669-1339 or 03-9289-9222, or the Kuala Lumpur police hotline at 03-2115-9999, or the nearest police station. – Bernama, October 31, 2022

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