IGP Khalid warns netizens not to spread false news of Selangor prince


By M Kumar
  • Nation
  • Friday, 25 Jul 2014

KUALA LUMPUR: Police are warning those who comment and spread the false news about the Selangor prince having converted to Christianity that action can be taken against them.

"Such rumours spread by irresponsible parties can create unrest among the public and I have received a call from the Selangor palace strongly denying the rumour," he said adding that a police report on the matter had been lodged.

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