How will the robbery charges proceed for the two Pakistani men?

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Robbery Charges Against Two Pakistani Men to Proceed to Trial

The robbery charges against Muhamad Mudasar, 23, and Muhammad Waqas, 29, will proceed to trial after both pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court. The two Pakistani nationals are accused of robbing a 20-year-old woman of two mobile phones valued at RM2,070. This incident allegedly occurred at the overhead bridge near the Serdang KTM railway station on December 30 at approximately 11:15 PM.
Plea Change and Trial Request

Muhamad Mudasar, who had initially pleaded guilty to related charges, altered his plea to not guilty for the robbery charge under Section 395 of the Penal Code. His compatriot, Muhammad Waqas, had previously entered a plea of not guilty and requested a trial. Both accused are currently unrepresented in court proceedings.
Case Progression and Prosecution

The court has scheduled a case mention for March 26 to further manage the proceedings. The prosecution in this matter is being handled by deputy public prosecutor Ahmad Zuhaini Mahamad Amin. The charges stem from an incident where the alleged robbery of the woman's mobile phones was carried out using a knife.
Context of Previous Guilty Pleas

It is noteworthy that Muhamad Mudasar had previously pleaded guilty to charges of rape and robbery on January 23. In that separate case, he admitted to raping a 29-year-old woman and robbing her of her mobile phone and RM80 at the same Serdang KTM railway station overhead bridge. However, for the current robbery charge involving two mobile phones, he has now pleaded not guilty.

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