The Malaysian government has approved a planned anti-corruption rally scheduled for tomorrow, despite some restrictions on the locations where it can be held. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed his support for the rally, stating that he encouraged citizens to fight against corruption. However, authorities require organizers to obtain permission from property owners for specific venues, such as SOGO and Dataran Merdeka, which have been denied by police.
DENGKIL: Kerajaan tidak akan menghalang mana-mana himpunan jika ia bertujuan melawan atau membanteras aktiviti rasuah di negara ini.
Bagaimanapun, katanya, ada beberapa tempat atau lokasi himpunan yang tidak dibenarkan untuk berhimpun. “Cuma ada tempat-tempat yang tidak diberi kebenaran untuk berhimpun. Tapi bagi saya tak ada masalah, buat lah, bantah lah rasuah. Kalau ada , saya tidak tolak usul, nak berhimpun, berhimpun lah,” katanya ketika ditemui selepas selesai menunaikan solat Jumaat bersama pelajar Universiti Teknologi Mara Dengkil di Pusat Islam UiTM Dengkil, di sini hari ini.
Ketua Polis Kuala Lumpur, Datuk Rusdi Mohd Isa dilaporkan berkata, sebelum ini pihaknya sudah meminta penganjur melengkapkan notis pemberitahuan perhimpunan kerana tidak disertakan salinan persetujuan pemilik atau penghuni tempat perhimpunan.
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