Johor Media Club claims minister's bodyguards pinched, touched female reporters


JOHOR BARU: The Johor Media Club (KMJ) is crying foul over the treatment of media practitioners, including two female reporters who were allegedly touched and pinched by a minister's bodyguards while covering the by-elections here.

KMJ president Mohamad Fauzi Ishak said the incidents took place during two ceramah for the Pulai parliamentary by-election in Taman Anggerik and Taman Dahlia here on Tuesday (Sept 5).

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