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Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin says to maintain peace and stability in the country stricter enforcement of the existing law is needed.
He says this is because there has been a rise in seditious tendencies by certain quarters especially on social media.
He says this is because there has been a rise in seditious tendencies by certain quarters especially on social media.
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