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Man arrested over alleged incitement during Putrajaya National Day parade
Police have detained a 30-year-old cook on suspicion of inciting crowds to breach security barriers at the National Day celebration in Putrajaya. The arrest comes as authorities investigate the circumstances that led to the crowd disturbance during the event.
LSN Malaysia ·
A 30-year-old cook from Kuala Lumpur was arrested on September 2 following an investigation into an alleged incitement incident at the National Day parade in Putrajaya. Police said the man is suspected of encouraging crowds to breach security perimeters established for the event, which prompted a rapid response from security personnel and event organisers.
The arrest was made as part of ongoing efforts to maintain public safety during large-scale national celebrations. Authorities have not disclosed further details regarding the specific circumstances of the alleged provocation or the outcome of the crowd disturbance.
The incident highlights security challenges faced by event organisers during major public gatherings. The Royal Malaysia Police has indicated that investigations into the matter remain ongoing, with the suspect currently assisting authorities with their inquiries.
No additional charges have been announced at this stage. The case underscores the importance of cooperation between security personnel and participants in ensuring the orderly conduct of national celebrations.