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Cops to call up 13 varsity students who joined Jan 25 anti-graft rally

Himpunan Advokasi Rakyat Malaysia rep says this includes three from Sabah who would have to fly to KL; summoned rallygoers may meet police together on Sunday to receive notice

Police to facilitate anti-graft rally: Saifuddin Nasution

Home Minister says he has spoken to the Inspector-General of Police, appeals to participants to follow law against bringing prohibited objects and young children

Anti-graft rally? No problem, carry on: Anwar

PM’s remarks come after police say protestors must still submit revised notice on gathering with permission from venue owner

Anti-graft rally organisers haven’t submitted revised notice with venue owners’ consent: KL police

No road closures planned for now but this could change according to the situation

No venue owner consent for anti-graft rally on Saturday: Dang Wangi police

District top cop advises public against participating in gatherings that ‘violate legal provisions’, warns of strict action as news of Sogo rally circulates on social media

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