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The public not to upload or share content touching on religious, racial or royal sensitivities (3R) that could disrupt national harmony.

US President Donald Trump attends a tour of a Thermo Fisher Scientific facility on March 11, 2026 in Reading, Ohio. - (Photo by Andrew Harnik / Getty Images via AFP)

A man was jailed for 10 months and fined RM50,000 by the Sessions Court today after he pleaded guilty to posting a grossly offensive comment on Facebook relating to Islam and the late Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi last April.

Lawyer Muhammad Nizamuddin Abdul Hamid (left) at the Kuala Lumpur High Court on Wednesday.

A man who allegedly stepped on the Quran and shared the act on social media will be charged in the Kuantan Court in Pahang today, the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) said. Photo for illustrative purposes only - 123RF

In a social media video statement, Dr Malar expressed solidarity with Muslims following the incident involving a university student accused of stepping on the holy book. - Screenshots from video on Instagram - @drmalasanthi_celotehdrmalar

Within hours, police launched investigations under several laws, ministers directed enforcement measures and the university initiated its own disciplinary proceedings.

A viral video showed a woman allegedly eating and drinking openly while interacting with followers during a live TikTok session.

K. Kanapathi, 35, was fined RM100 after pleading pleaded guilty to the charge under Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act 1955. - Photo by Bernama

Anwar said local authorities are empowered to take action, including clearing places of worship constructed on land to which they have no legal right. - Bernama photo