Cops identify nine over alleged involvement in September red shirt rally


KUALA LUMPUR: City police have identified nine people they want to question over their alleged involvement in September’s red shirt rally. 

The nine individuals, seven males and two females, are sought by police over offences under the Peaceful Assembly Act and the Sedition Act - including bringing underaged children to the protest and making seditious statements. 

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