Cops urge public not to take part in rally at Shah Alam mosque


SHAH ALAM: Police are advising the public not to participate in a planned rally on Friday (May 19) near the Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah mosque here.

Shah Alam deputy OCPD Supt Ramsay Embol said in a statement that the demonstration – said to be in protest of the Federal Government withdrawing its appeal against the High Court decision allowing the use of the word "Allah" by non-Muslims – was being viewed seriously by the police.

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