Sabah and Sarawak police have been ordered not to tolerate any violation of the Constitution.
FMT
PUTRAJAYA: Inspector-General of Polis Khalid Abu Bakar today issued a stern warning to those agitating for Sabah’s and Sarawak’s separation from Malaysia, saying it amounted to treason.
“Let me say this to those inciting the people to support the move to take Sabah and Sarawak out of Malaysia: just wait for my action,” he told reporters covering the launch of the police football tournament for 2015.
He said he had given strict directives to Sabah and Sawarak police against tolerating any violation of the Federal Constitution.
“The Royal Malaysian Police will not let it happen,” he said of the separatist moves.
Yesterday, Sabah police arrested nine people suspected of distributing separatist literature. They were detained under the Sedition Act but were released after their statements were recorded.
Sabah Police Commissioner Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman said police also recorded statements from 14 witnesses.
PUTRAJAYA: Inspector-General of Polis Khalid Abu Bakar today issued a stern warning to those agitating for Sabah’s and Sarawak’s separation from Malaysia, saying it amounted to treason.
“Let me say this to those inciting the people to support the move to take Sabah and Sarawak out of Malaysia: just wait for my action,” he told reporters covering the launch of the police football tournament for 2015.
He said he had given strict directives to Sabah and Sawarak police against tolerating any violation of the Federal Constitution.
“The Royal Malaysian Police will not let it happen,” he said of the separatist moves.
Yesterday, Sabah police arrested nine people suspected of distributing separatist literature. They were detained under the Sedition Act but were released after their statements were recorded.
Sabah Police Commissioner Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman said police also recorded statements from 14 witnesses.
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