Freedom of speech not for divisive issues, says IGP FMTNews FMTEng
National police chief Razarudin Husain says police will not hesitate to take action against sedition and election offences.
Razarudin said sensitive issues related to the 3Rs could cause disharmony in the community, Kosmo reported. “The Federal Constitution does provide for freedom of speech, but not when it comes to sensitive issues that can divide the community,” he said after attending a briefing at the Penang police headquarters on preparations for the elections.
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