KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian police are still waiting for their counterparts in India to update them on claims by Punjab police that four Sikh militants are hiding in Malaysia.
Federal police special task force director (operations/anti-terrorism) Mohamad Fuzi Harun said if the claims were true, Malaysian police needed the cooperation of the Indian police to track down the suspects.
"Malaysian police will not allow the country to be used as a sanctuary by any miltant group," he told reporters when met at the Police Academy in Cheras here today.
He added that Malaysian police's intelligence operations on the matter so far had found the claims, published on a blogsite, to be untrue.
The blog had claimed that Punjab police had intelligence that the four, said to be members of the Khalistan Liberation Front, were hiding in Malaysia.
- Bernama
Federal police special task force director (operations/anti-terrorism) Mohamad Fuzi Harun said if the claims were true, Malaysian police needed the cooperation of the Indian police to track down the suspects.
"Malaysian police will not allow the country to be used as a sanctuary by any miltant group," he told reporters when met at the Police Academy in Cheras here today.
He added that Malaysian police's intelligence operations on the matter so far had found the claims, published on a blogsite, to be untrue.
The blog had claimed that Punjab police had intelligence that the four, said to be members of the Khalistan Liberation Front, were hiding in Malaysia.
- Bernama
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