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'Let's Not Make One Case Harm Bilateral Ties': Malaysia PM On Zakir Naik
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Tuesday indicated that his government may consider India's request to extradite controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik if it provides evidence against him.
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PM Modi Did Not Ask For Zakir Naik's Extradition, Claims Malaysian PM
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday rejected the claim that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had asked for controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik to be extradited to India.
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PM Modi Takes Up Issue Of Zakir Naik Extradition With Malaysian Premier
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday took up with his Malaysian counterpart Mahathir Mohamed the issue of extradition of controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is a fugitive in India and has taken shelter in Malaysia.
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Have Right To Not Extradite Zakir Naik, Says Malaysian PM: Report
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Monday said that his country has the right not to extradite controversial preacher Zakir Naik to India, since the fugitive evangelist claims he will not get a fair trial back home, according to a media report.
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Malaysia Won't Give In To Indian Demands Over Zakir Naik: Malaysian PM
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Tuesday that he will not give in easily just because there were demands from India to extradite controversial Muslim preacher Zakir Naik.
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Zakir Naik Meets Malaysian PM Days After Malaysia Refuses To Deport Him
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has met Zakir Naik, wanted in India for alleged terror activities and money laundering, and a ruling party strategist has stoutly defended the government's decision not to deport the controversial Muslim preacher, Malaysian media reported today.
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Zakir Naik Won't Be Deported, Says Malaysia As India Requests Extradition
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday that controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik wanted in India over allegations of terror-related activities and hate speech will not be sent back. His statement came a day after India confirmed that it had requested Malaysia to extradite Zakir Naik.
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Australian Journalists Detained In Malaysia For Trying To Question Prime Minster
Two Australian journalists were detained and barred from leaving Malaysia after they had tried to "aggressively" question Prime Minister Najib Razak about a corruption scandal, police said today.
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The Mystery Behind A $700 Million Donation From The Saudi Royal Family To The Malaysian PM
Shortly before Malaysia's 2013 election, $681 million was quietly transferred into private bank accounts belonging to Prime Minister Najib Razak. These enormous transfers would later become the subject of scrutiny from Malaysian investigators as they looked at Najib's role in a controversial and debt-heavy government investment fund.
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Probe Clears Malaysian PM Najib Razak, Says $681 Million Transfer A Saudi Gift
Malaysia's attorney-general cleared Prime Minister Najib Razak of any criminal offence or corruption on Tuesday, and said a controversial transfer of $681 million into his personal bank account was a gift from Saudi Arabia's royal family.
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Release detained ethnic Indians, demands MIC
The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) on Saturday appealed for freedom of the remaining three Hindraf activists detained under a controversial security law, a day after newly elected PM Najib Razak released two members of the ethnic Indian group along with 12 other detainees.
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'Let's Not Make One Case Harm Bilateral Ties': Malaysia PM On Zakir Naik
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Tuesday indicated that his government may consider India's request to extradite controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik if it provides evidence against him.
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PM Modi Did Not Ask For Zakir Naik's Extradition, Claims Malaysian PM
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Tuesday rejected the claim that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had asked for controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik to be extradited to India.
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PM Modi Takes Up Issue Of Zakir Naik Extradition With Malaysian Premier
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday took up with his Malaysian counterpart Mahathir Mohamed the issue of extradition of controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is a fugitive in India and has taken shelter in Malaysia.
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Have Right To Not Extradite Zakir Naik, Says Malaysian PM: Report
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Monday said that his country has the right not to extradite controversial preacher Zakir Naik to India, since the fugitive evangelist claims he will not get a fair trial back home, according to a media report.
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Malaysia Won't Give In To Indian Demands Over Zakir Naik: Malaysian PM
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Tuesday that he will not give in easily just because there were demands from India to extradite controversial Muslim preacher Zakir Naik.
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Zakir Naik Meets Malaysian PM Days After Malaysia Refuses To Deport Him
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has met Zakir Naik, wanted in India for alleged terror activities and money laundering, and a ruling party strategist has stoutly defended the government's decision not to deport the controversial Muslim preacher, Malaysian media reported today.
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Zakir Naik Won't Be Deported, Says Malaysia As India Requests Extradition
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday that controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik wanted in India over allegations of terror-related activities and hate speech will not be sent back. His statement came a day after India confirmed that it had requested Malaysia to extradite Zakir Naik.
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Australian Journalists Detained In Malaysia For Trying To Question Prime Minster
Two Australian journalists were detained and barred from leaving Malaysia after they had tried to "aggressively" question Prime Minister Najib Razak about a corruption scandal, police said today.
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The Mystery Behind A $700 Million Donation From The Saudi Royal Family To The Malaysian PM
Shortly before Malaysia's 2013 election, $681 million was quietly transferred into private bank accounts belonging to Prime Minister Najib Razak. These enormous transfers would later become the subject of scrutiny from Malaysian investigators as they looked at Najib's role in a controversial and debt-heavy government investment fund.
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Probe Clears Malaysian PM Najib Razak, Says $681 Million Transfer A Saudi Gift
Malaysia's attorney-general cleared Prime Minister Najib Razak of any criminal offence or corruption on Tuesday, and said a controversial transfer of $681 million into his personal bank account was a gift from Saudi Arabia's royal family.
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Release detained ethnic Indians, demands MIC
The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) on Saturday appealed for freedom of the remaining three Hindraf activists detained under a controversial security law, a day after newly elected PM Najib Razak released two members of the ethnic Indian group along with 12 other detainees.
