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Fahmi vows firm action against portal that misreported Pahang sultan’s speech

Don’t take 3R issues lightly, comms minister reminds

10:26 AM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – The Communications Ministry views seriously the media statement by the Office of the Sultan of Pahang, Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, expressing disappointment over a report by a portal titled “Sultan Pahang beri amaran terhadap amalan bawaan PAS” (Sultan of Pahang warns against the practices of PAS).

Minister Fahmi Fadzil said a thorough investigation would be carried out and appropriate firm action would be taken against the portal concerned.

“This also serves as a reminder to all parties, regardless of whether they are electronic or print media, portals, or social media platforms, to never take lightly issues related to the 3Rs (religion, race and royalty),” he said.

Earlier, Al-Sultan Abdullah expressed sadness and disappointment over the report, which was published last Friday.

Comptroller Maj Gen Datuk Mohamed Zahari Yahya said the ruler said the report was defamatory and could have negative implications that could lead to an atmosphere of disharmony in the community.

He said Al-Sultan Abdullah reminded all media practitioners, whether print or electronic media, to check and peruse each piece of news to avoid making interpretations that could deviate from the true meaning. – April 1, 2024

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