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Johor cops staying vigilant against extremism and deviant teachings

By YEE XIANG YUN

JOHOR BARU: The police are keeping an eye on religious extremism and radical groups to ensure the people’s safety, says Johor police chief Comm M. Kumar.

He said the state’s Special Branch prioritised combating extremism and deviant teachings.

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Johor , Police Chief , Comm M. Kumar , Special Branch , Vigilant , Extremism , Deviant Teachings , Ulu Tiram Attack

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