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Deputy inspector-general of police Noor Rashid Ibrahim has defended the detention of three individuals for allegedly insulting Sultan Muhammad V on social media.
This, he said, is as the police need to take "strict action" to ensure national security is not at risk.
This, he said, is as the police need to take "strict action" to ensure national security is not at risk.
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