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EC cautions against provocative banners after video on Rosmah 'boss' poster goes viral

By JOSEPH KAOS Jr, JO TIMBUONG, CLARISSA CHUNG and TARRENCE TAN

Saturday, 02 Mar 2019 | 5:13 AM MYT

SEMENYIH: Provocative political banners are not allowed to be displayed at any polling station while the by-election is still ongoing, says Election Commission (EC) chairman Azhar Azizan Harun.

"Provocative banners are not allowed anywhere," he said, adding that the EC is set to launch investigations over the matter if a report has been lodged.

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