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The defence in former Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan's corruption case is seeking the earliest possible trial date, noting that the case dates back to 2022 and investigations have been ongoing since then.

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00:01The Defence in former Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan's corruption case has
00:08sought the earliest possible trial date, saying that the case dates back to 2022.
00:13They made the request during case management in the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court on Tuesday.
00:19Saravanan faces three corruption charges involving 1.097 million ringgit linked to
00:25the approval of foreign worker quotas. The prosecution told the court
00:29that they had handed over 22 sets of documents to the Defence, but two categories, namely
00:36Cabinet Papers and Cabinet Memoranda, were still pending. They said the number of Cabinet
00:42Papers had yet to be determined as they are still seeking them from the Cabinet, with
00:47the process expected to take at least a month. The court then set November 3 for next mention
00:53and to fix the trial date.
01:23The 60-year-old Saravanan pleaded not guilty last month to three corruption charges involving
01:291.097 million ringgit linked to the approval of foreign worker quotas in 2022.

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