He had been using the birth certificate belonging to one Ahmad Basir Mat Rozali since December 11, 2001 to apply for a Malaysian identity card.
GERIK: A Bangladeshi was today fined RM2,000 or two months in jail for using a birth certificate belonging to another person.
Ahmad Basir, 38, who admitted before magistrate A Akhiruddin @ Boy Acho to using the document for 15 years was also ordered to be referred to the Immigration department for deportation.
According to the facts of the case presented by prosecuting officer Ahmad Firdaus Che Md Rose from the Perak National Registration Department (NRD), the man was detained at 11.40am on February 18 this year by NRD enforcement officers.
He had been using the birth certificate belonging to one Ahmad Basir Mat Rozali since December 11, 2001 to apply for a Malaysian identity card.
In mitigation, Ahmad said he entered Malaysia legally by air in 1991. He said he had married a local woman and had four children who were still schooling.
However, the prosecution urged for a deterrent punishment as the offence involved national security.
Ahmad who was unrepresented, paid the fine.
– BERNAMA
Ahmad who was unrepresented, paid the fine.
– BERNAMA
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