Fahmi: Tweet claiming ministry taking action against ‘koyak’ hashtags is fake


The posting appears to have been widely shared by users on Facebook which has led some to accuse the minister of supressing freedom of speech. — Facebook/@Fahmi.Fadzil.1

PETALING JAYA: Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil said that a screenshot of a Twitter post claiming that his ministry will be taking action against individuals using the hashtags #KerajaanKoyak and #PMKoyak is fake.

Fahmi issued a statement on his Facebook page today (Dec 14), describing the post as an attempt by irresponsible parties to spread slander. He also said people should check for veracity before sharing.

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