Former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak said he did not know funds originating from state-owned SRC International Sdn Bhd had entered his bank accounts and would be insane (tidak waras) to willingly endorse such transactions.<br /><br />"If I had known the money is from SRC, I would not have accepted it.<br /><br />"Looking at the situation, it does not make sense (tidak masuk akal) and it is insane (tidak waras) for me to agree and willingly accept money from a company owned by the Finance Minister Incorporated into my personal bank account.<br /><br />"SRC funds are borrowed funds that must be repaid. It does not make sense for me to agree to take borrowed funds," he told the Kuala Lumpur High Court.<br /><br />Najib, is standing trial for seven charges of money laundering, criminal breach of trust and abuse of power involving RM42 million in funds from SRC International.
