Cops aware of Tei's TikTok rally, will prioritise safety and compliance with law


KUALA LUMPUR: Police have received information regarding the "Himpunan Gegar TikTok" gathering organised by businessman Albert Tei and scheduled to take place on Saturday (June 13) at the social media platform's headquarters here.

Kuala Lumpur police chief Comm Datuk Fadil Marsus said they have already held discussions with the organisers about the gathering.

"We have received information through the media as well as proposals regarding the holding of the gathering. Therefore, we will facilitate the process.

"If such a gathering is organised, we will ensure that the safety of all parties remains the priority, and should there be any violence or violations of the law, police will take firm action," he told a press conference after the launch of the 2025 Traffic Awareness Advocacy Programme here on Friday (June 12).

Earlier, Tei invited the public, particularly TikTok users, to attend the gathering at 10am.

He said its purpose is to remind platform providers, particularly TikTok, not to impose restrictions and to uphold Malaysians' right to freedom of speech as enshrined in the Federal Constitution.

 

 

 

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