Society: MBPJ officers' action just doesn't seem right


PETALING JAYA: The Bible Society Of Malaysia (BSM) is claiming that yesterday’s attempt by Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) officers to enter its premises, purportedly to check for illegal renovations and extensions, smacks of ill-intent.

“After the Jais incident (raid last Thursday), we consider this very sensitive and a form of harassment,” said BSM president Lee Min Choon at a press conference yesterday.

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