PETALING JAYA: The students suspected of gang rape in Melaka should not be allowed to sit for their Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examinations until police investigations conclude, says Pahang MCA Youth chief Wong Siew Mun.
She said allowing the suspects to proceed with their examinations as scheduled undermines justice and fails the victim.
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