MCMC records statement from X user who said it was ‘time to wage war against the Indians’
The recording session was conducted with the cooperation of the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).
Updated 3 hours ago
Published on 03 Apr 2025 8:52PM
The suspect's statement was also recorded at the Brickfields police station to assist in the investigation. - April 3, 2025
THE Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) today recorded the statement of a customer service officer believed to have uploaded extreme content that touched on racial sensitivities through the X social media application.
The recording session was conducted with the cooperation of the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).
In a statement, the MCMC said a smartphone and a SIM card belonging to the man were seized for forensic analysis.
The suspect's statement was also recorded at the Brickfields police station to assist in the investigation.
The case is being investigated under Section 233 (1) (a) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, which provides for a fine of up to RM500,000 or a maximum prison sentence of up to two years, or both, upon conviction.
It was earlier reported that the Ministry of National Unity had lodged a report with the MCMC against an X user over racially and provocatively charged statements on social media.
Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang said the ministry was committed to ensuring that the harmony and unity of the Malaysian people are continuously preserved.
According to the post by user, Amir Ridhwaan, he said the time had come to “wage war against the keling” (a derogatory term for Indians) so that they would “realise their place.”
THE Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) today recorded the statement of a customer service officer believed to have uploaded extreme content that touched on racial sensitivities through the X social media application.
The recording session was conducted with the cooperation of the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM).
In a statement, the MCMC said a smartphone and a SIM card belonging to the man were seized for forensic analysis.
The suspect's statement was also recorded at the Brickfields police station to assist in the investigation.
The case is being investigated under Section 233 (1) (a) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, which provides for a fine of up to RM500,000 or a maximum prison sentence of up to two years, or both, upon conviction.
It was earlier reported that the Ministry of National Unity had lodged a report with the MCMC against an X user over racially and provocatively charged statements on social media.
Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang said the ministry was committed to ensuring that the harmony and unity of the Malaysian people are continuously preserved.
According to the post by user, Amir Ridhwaan, he said the time had come to “wage war against the keling” (a derogatory term for Indians) so that they would “realise their place.”
He called for a repeat of the May 13 incidents and insulted the Indian community, calling them “stupid” and accusing them of “building hundreds of illegal temples” despite making up only seven percent of the population.
“MCMC once again wants to remind the public not to upload or share any content or views that contain elements of hatred involving the 3R (race, religion, and the royal Institution) on social media and messaging applications.
“Joint enforcement actions with PDRM will be taken continuously against those involved, in accordance with existing legal provisions to protect public harmony and order,” added the statement. – April 3, 2025
The root cause is May13 has been consistently been indoctrinated as the sign of the melayu might!
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