We’re keeping the peace, not taking sides, say Negeri Sembilan cops
State police chief Alzafny Ahmad says the force respects the ongoing constitutional, legal and institutional processes.
Negeri Sembilan police chief Alzafny Ahmad has explained the police's decision to limit access to certain locations in the state, including the state government office and Wisma Negeri. Chief Alzafny emphasized that their aim is to maintain peace and order, not to take sides in the ongoing royal crisis. The security measures were put in place to safeguard public peace and ensure that official proceedings can continue smoothly.
The deployment of police personnel to locations such as the Tuanku Jaafar Royal Gallery, Balai Undang Luak Sungei Ujong, and Wisma Negeri was aimed at preserving public peace, not favoring any particular party involved in the constitutional and legal processes. Police spokesperson Alzafny reiterated that these restrictions are being implemented in an orderly fashion, following security assessments and to avoid any public unrest.
Furthermore, Alzafny urged the public to remain calm, respect the ongoing legal processes, and refrain from spreading unverified information that could lead to confusion or unease. He reiterated that the police actions are being carried out in an orderly manner to ensure safety, peace, and the smooth conduct of official matters.
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