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Activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak has entered a not guilty plea to allegations that he damaged a sacred Hindu object in Langkawi. The charge relates to an incident occurring in March.
A 33-year-old activist has been remanded for two days in Seremban following their return from Thailand, with police seeking assistance in an ongoing investigation into unspecified matters.
The Royal Malaysia Police have applied for an Interpol Red Notice to track down activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak, who faces charges in Langkawi over allegations of damaging a Hindu sacred symbol. Immigration records confirm he remains abroad.