Comedy club owner's ban sets a precedent on religious insult matters, says FT Ministry


THE decision was made to ban the owner of the Crackhouse Comedy Club from obtaining a business licence for life to set a precedent on matters regarding to insults on religious issues, says Datuk Seri Jalaluddin Alias (pic).

The Deputy Federal Territories Minister said this was to prevent a recurrence of similar events in the future.

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