Police refer 32 Melaka election cases to AGC, including alleged seditious speeches
MELAKA, Nov 14 — Police have submitted 32 investigation papers related to the 16th Melaka State Election to the At...
Melaka police have referred 32 investigation papers concerning the 16th Melaka State Election to the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC), according to Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohd Khalid Ismail. The allegations include seditious speeches and other acts of unrest, such as the tearing down and burning of flags. Police have opened 32 investigation papers, and they are confident that the investigation will be conducted professionally and without bias.
Mohd Khalid did not disclose the names of the individuals accused of sedition, but stated that they would be called to record their statements. Police deployed 3,300 officers and personnel to maintain security and public order throughout the 14-day campaign. Once the polls close at 6pm, police will secure vote-tallying centres, expecting a crowd of supporters.
Mohd Khalid urged everyone to observe proper conduct and uphold the law to ensure a smooth and well-run election.
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