Home Minister: Action will be taken against those who beat up bodyguards for fasting


PUTRAJAYA: Stern action will be taken against those who had allegedly assaulted two bodyguards for fasting, says Home Minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin.

“If at all the incident (assault) happened because of fasting, stern action will be taken. The bodyguards are Muslims and they are required by the religion to observe fasting during Ramadan.

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