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Malaysian police opened 23 investigation cases from 87 reports alleging election offences during the Negeri Sembilan state election campaign, which ran from July 18 through early this week.
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Police in Negeri Sembilan have opened 19 investigation papers for election-related offences during the state poll campaign, including cases involving bribery, seditious content on social media, and property damage.
Negeri Sembilan police have opened a formal investigation after receiving 11 reports concerning a TikTok video allegedly featuring a political party's statements about the state's royal institution, just days before voting.
Negeri Sembilan police have initiated investigations into 14 cases stemming from election-related misconduct, encompassing incidents of flag burning, defaced campaign banners, and damaged billboards across the state.