Jawi to work with cops in probe over women’s rally

Jawi to work with cops in probe over women’s rally FMTNews

Police have recorded statements from six participants of Women’s March Malaysia, which took place on Sunday.

He advised all parties to respect and concede to the position of Islam as enshrined in the Federal Constitution. Dang Wangi police chief Noor Dellhan Yahaya said an investigation had been initiated into the assembly which involved 150 people, including human rights activists, university students and members of political parties.

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