Bring it on Mr Zamri Vinoth!! Siti Kasim Vows to Expose Alleged Rape Case, Challenges Zamri Vinoth’s Lawsuit

Bring it on Mr Zamri Vinoth!! Siti Kasim Vows to Expose Alleged Rape Case, Challenges Zamri Vinoth’s Lawsuit

4 Apr 2025 • 7:30 AM MYT


Kamran
A freelance content creator

Image Credit: Malay Mail


Prominent human rights lawyer and activist Siti Kasim has openly welcomed the legal action threatened by controversial preacher Zamri Vinoth, declaring that she is prepared to expose his alleged involvement in a rape case.


In a Facebook post, Zamri, who heads Angkatan Skuad Mubaligh Malaysia, announced that he has instructed his legal team to initiate defamation proceedings against Siti Kasim and several others for allegedly spreading false accusations against him.


Responding to the lawsuit, Siti Kasim remained defiant, challenging Zamri to proceed with legal action.


“This fella who claims to be an ustaz wants to sue me because he said I fitnah (slander) him,” she wrote on Facebook. “I can’t wait for him sue me. Good time for me to prove whether the rape case against him really exists. Bring it on Mr Zamri Vinoth!!”


She also took the opportunity to remind Zamri of his previous legal defeat. “Just to add, this guy still hasn’t paid me the RM100,000 awarded by the court for defaming me,” she stated.

Previous Defamation Ruling

On August 2 last year, the Kuala Lumpur High Court ruled that Zamri Vinoth had defamed Siti Kasim and fellow activist Arun Dorasamy by labeling them “anti-Islam.” The court ordered him to pay RM100,000 in damages to each of them.


Ironically, in a separate case filed by Zamri against Arun in 2020, the court found Arun guilty of defamation for linking the preacher to a rape case and ordered him to compensate Zamri with RM100,000.


The latest controversy stems from a YouTube video posted by Bring it on Mr Zamri Vinoth!! Siti Kasim Vows to Expose Alleged Rape Case, Challenges Zamri Vinoth’s Lawsuit. She reportedly repeated these allegations during an episode of "Let's Get It Podcast #105" on TikTok, which Zamri argues has damaged his reputation.

Support and Online Reaction

Siti Kasim’s response to Zamri’s lawsuit has gained significant traction online, with her Facebook post garnering over 1.3K likes, 266 comments, and 62 shares.


Adding another twist, Siti revealed that Zamri had blocked her on Facebook after she commented on his post.


“Why are you so scared to open up your comment section?” she questioned, suggesting that he is dodging public accountability. She also reminded him that he still owes her RM100,000 from the previous court ruling, a sum currently held by the court pending his appeal.


With both parties standing their ground, this legal battle is set to be a highly publicized showdown in the coming months.


Information Source: Focus Malaysia