Walk for Judicial Independence participants were not falsely imprisoned by human chain, says police


KUALA LUMPUR: The human barricade formed by the police during the Walk for Judicial Independence in June last year was to restrict the participants from marching to the Parliament and not to falsely imprison them, says the police.

Even so, the police said it had allowed up to 30 people to continue with the march after several rounds of negotiations.

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