Fahmi: Private citizens cannot clear illegal houses of worship


PUTRAJAYA: The clearing of any illegal houses of worship located on private or state land must involve local authorities and cannot be carried out unilaterally by private citizens, said government spokesman Datuk Fahmi Fadzil.

Fahmi said the recent Selangor National Security Council (NSC) statement on measures to take in cases of encroachment and the construction of places of worship without approval was raised during the weekly Cabinet meeting yesterday.

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