SHAH ALAM: Selangor police have issued a total of 74 permits throughout the state to hold state election campaigns and ceramah or political talks as of Saturday (July 29).
Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said the data was obtained from monitoring carried out, with 34 permits involving campaign activities while the rest were for rallies.
“We have not detected any campaigns or talks (planned) without a permit so far. The police advises that candidates in the running and the community always respect and obey the laws that have been set during the state election,” he said in a statement today.
He also reminded candidates to avoid touching on issues involving the 3R (religion, royalty and race) or making any provocations that could cause unwanted incidents as well as threaten public safety and order. – Bernama
Selangor police have granted 74 permits for state election campaigns and political talks in the state as of Saturday (July 29), according to Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan. The police were able to compile this data through their monitoring efforts, which revealed that 34 permits were issued for campaign activities and the remaining were for rallies.
Datuk Hussein Omar Khan also mentioned that no unauthorized campaigns or talks have been detected so far. He emphasizes the importance of candidates and the community respecting and abiding by the laws that have been established for the state election.
Moreover, he urged candidates to refrain from discussing topics concerning religion, royalty, and race, as well as avoid making any statements that may incite conflict or threaten public safety and order.
The Selangor police’s efforts to regulate election events and maintain a peaceful atmosphere are crucial in ensuring a fair and respectful campaign period. It is essential that candidates and their supporters comply with the laws and regulations governing these activities.
As the state election progresses, it is expected that the police will continue their monitoring efforts and enforce the necessary measures to prevent any illegal or disruptive activities. The safety and well-being of the public must remain a top priority throughout this election period.
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