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PAS’ Fadhli called in to give statement on Save Malaysia rally

PAS Youth chief Ahmad Fadhli Shaari has been summoned by the police to give his statement today on the Save Malaysia gathering, which took place on September 16.

Police to submit three investigation papers on Save Malaysia rally to AGC tomorrow

Police will be submitting to the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) tomorrow three investigation papers into the Perikatan Nasional-led Save Malaysia rally held last weekend.

Cops quiz 11 individuals over Sept 16 rally

Police have recorded statements from 11 individuals to facilitate their investigation into a rally which was organised without a permit in the federal capital last Saturday.

2014 court ruling renders criminal punishment for unnotified assemblies unlawful: Lawyers for Liberty

Criminal punishment for assembly organisers who fail to give notice has been deemed unconstitutional by the Court of Appeal in 2014, said Lawyers for Liberty amid police investigations into the Perikatan Nasional-led Save Malaysia gathering.

‘Divisive’ Save Malaysia gathering panned, ‘united’ Keretapi Sarong event lauded

The stark contrast in turnout for the Keretapi Sarong gathering and the Perikatan Nasional-led Save Malaysia rally on Malaysia Day today here highlighted how Malaysians chose to shun divisive politics. 

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