Vandalism at mosque: Blaming the MADANI govt ‘unfounded and ridiculous’ (video)
POLICE have yet to establish who was behind the alleged vandalism at a mosque in Kampung Berangan, Tumpat, Kelantan, but some on social media have already sought to link the incident to the MADANI government. The incident at Masjid Al-Aziz Al-Hadi, K...
A post on social media has sparked a political controversy after linking a vandalism incident at a mosque in Kelantan to the MADANI government. The incident at Masjid Al-Aziz Al-Hadi, Kota SPP Warisan, involved a broken glass door and a foul-smelling substance poured onto the prayer carpet. CCTV footage showed a man believed to be connected to the incident, but police have not yet identified him or determined the motive.
The district police chief said the matter was still under investigation, and that the man's identity and background remained unclear. While police urged the public not to speculate or spread unverified information, some social media users quickly blamed the MADANI administration for the incident. The post on Threads questioned the extent to which higher-ups would respond to the case, and referred to the MADANI government as needed to prove Islam remained protected.
However, many users pointed out that the accusation against the MADANI government was unfounded and ridiculous, as the incident had occurred in Kelantan and the government's involvement was not clear.
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