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Source: SCMP

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Scrolling through social media, we can’t help but to see a lot of salty comments targeted towards our Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak. Most netizens tend to get away with it, but not these unlucky three.

According to MMO, three Malaysian netizens were charged at the Kuala Lumpur Cyber Court today for posting offensive content against our beloved Prime Minister. How dare you?! 

Here are the three accused individuals and what they allegedly did:

1. Ng Thai Quen, 19

Occupation: Storekeeper

Accused for: Superimposing Najib’s head on a dog’s body with the Umno logo on its chest. The dog was then ridden by his wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor. That. Is. Bold.

Mcmc Ng Thai Quen1808

Source: mmo

2. Nor Sabariah Abdul Kadir, 29

Occupation: Recruiter

Accused for: Calling Najib a ‘robber’ and ’embezzler’ on Facebook. Presumably because of 1MDB I guess?

Mcmc Nor Sabaria Abdul Kadir1808

Source: mmo

3. Mazlan Yusoff, 48

Occupation: Roti canai seller

Accused for: Superimposing Najib’s head on the body of China’s founding father, Mao Zedong. As if that wasn’t bad enough, he then posted the edited picture together with an article titled “Zimbabwe Today Is M’sia Tomorrow”, according to The Star.

Mcmc Mazlan Yusof1808

Source: mmo

All three of them were charged under Section 233(1a) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998. If convicted, they could be fined a maximum of RM50,000 or get imprisoned for one year, or both. However, all three pleaded not guilty and claimed trial.

So, you guys might want to think twice before dropping those salty comments on social media because some thoughts are best kept to yourselves. Respect my PM! 

 

Also read: Malaysian Netizen Jailed 24 Hours and Fined RM4,000 for Insulting PM Najib on FB

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