Govt unlikely to bring back ISA, says Ahmad Zahid


BAGAN DATOH: The Government is unlikely to revive the Internal Security Act (ISA) but will amend the existing Acts or create a new Act to address action by extremists, Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said.

The Home Minister said the abolished ISA was not meant to detain those with differing political views but to maintain national security.

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