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Siasatan polis terhadap Ahli Parlimen Jempol masih diteruskan

Menteri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail kata PPN kembali kertas siasatan kepada polis dengan beberapa arahan lanjut.

Siasatan polis terhadap Ahli Parlimen Jempol masih diteruskan

Police investigations into Jempol MP Shamsulkahar Deli, sparked by his speech during a PRN Negeri Sembilan campaign, are continuing after the Public Prosecutor's Office returned the investigation papers to the police. The matter was referred to the Public Prosecutor's Office (PPN) for further investigation and instructions on 21 August.

The investigation papers were returned to the police on 3 September, along with additional instructions for further inquiry. Consequently, the investigation remains ongoing for now, with the aim to complete the required actions and the investigation papers will be presented again to the Public Prosecutor's Office Negeri Sembilan for further instructions.

On 29 July, police opened the investigation into Shamsulkahar after a complaint alleging that he spread harmful content and election-related information through social media, which could undermine public order and violate the provisions of the relevant laws. The investigation was initiated under Section 505(b) of the Penal Code, Section 4A(1) of the Election Offences Act, and Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act.

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