Cross-dressing issue: Fahmi holds TV station responsible


KUALA LUMPUR: The government will take firm action against any television station that violates established guidelines, says Fahmi Fadzil (pic).

The Communications Minister said failure to comply with these guidelines and licensing conditions could have consequences for those involved.

"I assure you that the government will take strict action,” he told reporters after officiating the OCBC Premier Private Client Centre in Bangsar here on Tuesday (Feb 18).

The Madani government spokesperson was addressing concerns over several Muslim men involved in cross-dressing during a music award show on Sunday (Feb 16).

Expressing his disappointment, Fahmi said the television station was well aware of the guidelines.

"The management should have been more responsible. I am very disappointed. 

"This should not have happened. They know and they allowed it. Very bad,” he said. 

On Monday (Feb 17), Islamic Development Department of Malaysia (Jakim) director-general Datuk Dr Sirajuddin Suhaimee said Jakim would take immediate action on the matter.

He said Jakim would summon the relevant parties for clarification and hold a closed-door discussion to provide guidance and advice.- Bernama

 

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Fahmi Fadzil , viral , action , television , cross-dress

Next In Nation

RM1.7mil gone in 120 seconds: Robbers took only two minutes to rob Genting goldsmith
Forest fire breaks out near MAIS building in Shah Alam
Putting the rapid in RTS Link: Commuters can clear immigration in seconds, claims project director
Merdeka convoys must prioritise road safety, say police
Police obtain several leads in Seri Tambun shooting case
Man nabbed over threatening Facebook post, sword seized
‘No idea why I was dropped’: Former 1MDB CEO denies striking deal to have name removed from US$5.64bil suit
Increase Budi Diesel quota to 500 litres for Sabahans, urges state PKR Youth
Appeals court upholds RM3.4mil order against former Mara Corp group CEO
Sarawak’s sovereign data platform to strengthen AI capabilities, says Abang Jo

Others Also Read