To date, he has not been found guilty of any offence.
He can therefore continue to carry out his duties as usual,
he said.
Minister’s Announcement Contradicts Current Status
Rafique urged the home minister to clarify Shuhaily’s status, saying the minister’s earlier announcement had given rise to speculation. Saifuddin should clarify this matter as it has given rise to speculation,
he said.

Legal Proceedings Continue
On Oct 21, Shuhaily pleaded not guilty at the Sepang magistrates’ court to two charges of voluntarily causing hurt under Section 323 of the Penal Code. The charges relate to an alleged altercation with two Special Branch officers at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in late September. If found guilty, he faces a punishment of up to one-year imprisonment, a maximum RM2,000 fine, or both.
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