Home Ministry denies Suaram’s claims of arrests


KUALA LUMPUR: The Home Affairs Ministry (KDN) has denied reports of arrests during the submission of a memorandum at the Setia Perkasa Complex on Monday, which had circulated on social media.

In a statement on Wednesday (Feb 12), the ministry clarified that participants in the memorandum submission were only asked to provide statements to the police as part of standard security procedures in accordance with the Restricted Areas and Prohibited Places Act 1959 (Act 298).

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