Things have taken a turn for Azman Shah Alias – or famously known as PU Azman. Recently, the Muslim preacher claimed trial for five charges of committing physical sexual assault on two teenage boys. According to reports, he pleaded not guilty after the charges were read to him before the judge.
It didn’t take too long before Caprice decided to publicly expose PU Azman’s alleged dirty laundry on his social media. In a series of posts on IG Story, the local rapper shared some evidence from an individual who claimed to be a victim of the 41-year-old preacher’s alleged sexual grooming. The video was also reposted on Twitter by a user known as @Ekax_.
Wtf! Pu azman??!!!🤯 pic.twitter.com/ZEEkxWiZk4
— 𐙚 (@eqqax_) October 12, 2022
The Form 5 student, only known as Kim, had apparently reached out to Caprice. He claimed that he had exchanged some texts with PU Azman on Instagram. In addition, Kim also claimed that the “Pencetus Ummah” alumnus had also invited him for a video call session. “I felt very uncomfortable with the way he texted me. He seemed to have bad intentions, so I tried to avoid him,” he told Caprice.
“At that time, he asked if I was keen to have a video call with him. But he only wanted it to be between the two of us. He didn’t want anyone else to hear our conversation. I felt uncomfortable, but I didn’t report this to anyone else. But since people are exposing him, I feel the need to voice out about this matter as well because this happened to me,” the teenager added.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y85J5vBj0Ls
“(We did this) to avoid people claiming (that the videos) have been deepfaked, edited, and so on,” the “Abang Nak Tegur” rapper captioned his post. “I will only help those who have evidence (about the case). Screenshots are not enough because people can claim that they are being photoshopped. Videos don’t lie, see you when I see you.”
PU Azman was charged under Section 14(a) of the Sexual Offences Charges Against Children Act 2017, which sentences imprisonment not exceeding 20 years and whipping, upon conviction.
Sources: The Star, TV Viral Malaysia.
