Bank officer Nor Ashikin Abdullah said the funds were banked in through cash deposit machines at various branches into an account bearing numbers ending with 0058, which the prosecution says belongs to Rosmah.

Nor Ashikin is an assistant manager at Affin Bank’s ATM and support department.

The prosecution contends that large sums of money were deposited into the account, and that they were not declared to the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) as income.

Also testifying today was Faizal Shamsuddin, a former army officer who used to work at Seri Perdana, the prime minister’s official residence.

Faizal told the court he was instructed by Roslan Sohari, the Seri Perdana house manager at the time, to go to Affin Bank’s branch at Bangunan Getah Asli on June 17, 2015.

He said Roslan gave him a yellow envelope to bring to the bank.

“I only knew the envelope contained cash when the officer opened it,” he said in reply to a question by deputy public prosecutor Poh Yih Tinn.

Faizal said he filled out a form and deposited RM200,000 into Rosmah’s account.

Earlier today, Rosmah’s lawyer, Firoz Hussein Ahmad Jamaluddin, informed the court that the defence would be filing an application to strike out her charges on grounds that they were defective.

Justice K Muniandy told Firoz to file the application before the next hearing date.

Rosmah is standing trial on 12 money laundering charges involving RM7.09 million and five charges of failing to declare her income to LHDN.

The hearing continues on Sept 7.