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Nominee for director general national intelligence service Noordin Hajj has defended withdrawal of high profile cases that occurred during his tenure as the director of public prosecutions. Hajj submitted before the National Assembly’s Defense and Intelligence committee that the withdrawal was endorsed by courts because of abuse of the process of gathering evidence.
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Noordin Haji cites flawed evidence in his withdrawal of high profile cases as DPP
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