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Netizens Outraged After Council Officers Pretend to be Cooks to Catch Non-Fasting Muslims

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Source: New Straits Times & The Star TV

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The Segamat Municipal Council (MPS) has come under fire from netizens for allegedly neglecting their responsibilities towards the community, as reports revealed their current operation to catch Muslims who do not fast by going undercover as cooks, waiters, restaurant staff and food stall operators.

MPS President, Mohd Masni Wakiman recently spoke to New Straits Times, revealing that the council is working with the Segamat Islamic Religious Department in executing the operation. They currently have 185 licensed food stalls and premises under their surveillance at 15 locations including: Segamat, Bandar Putra IOI, Taman Yayasan, Buloh Kasah, Jementah, Batu Anam and Bandar Utama.

He also mentioned that the MPS has specially selected officers with dark skin and certain accents in order to pass as Indonesians and Pakistanis, and to make their performance more convincing.

While the MPS was worrying about how to blend in as restaurant runners, netizens didn’t hold back on their opinions on the operation.

Some questioned the MPS’ role in the operation, pointing out that policing Muslims shouldn’t be their job as that falls in the jurisdiction of the religious authorities.

MPS comment 1

Source: Facebook

Others pointed out that there are more important things that the MPS should be focusing on.

MPS comment 3

Source: Facebook

MPS comment 4

Source: Facebook

But most of their opinions can be summed up in one word alone – wasteful.

MPS comment 2

Source: Facebook

MPS comment 5

Source: Facebook

The community has spoken and it’s now up to the Municipal Council of Segamat to decide if they are willing to play their part. 

 

Also read: KL Man Gets Angry at Staff in Fast Food Joint for Slow Service Even Though They’re Fasting

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