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Johor strictly warns against immoral activities following viral party poster

State official orders religious dept to immediately investigate, calling public to help stop it

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 24 May 2023 8:24AM

Johor strictly warns against immoral activities following viral party poster
State Islamic Religious Affairs Committee chairman Mohd Fared Mohd Khalid has called for an immediate investigation on immoral programmes in the state after a poster of a party suspected of promoting obscene activities went viral on social media recently. – Bernama pic, May 24, 2023

JOHOR BARU – The state government has warned all parties not to organise any programme that encourages people to commit immoral activities. 

State Islamic Religious Affairs Committee chairman Mohd Fared Mohd Khalid also requested the public’s cooperation in helping to prevent such activities from happening in the state. 

He said his party had instructed the Johor Islamic Religious Department (JAINJ) to take immediate action and investigate such matters. 

“Don’t try to misbehave in Johor or invite people to commit blatant and immoral activities. 

“I am giving a warning! For god’s sake, I will not allow it to happen in Johor. Everyone must help prevent and stop this immoral activity,” he stressed in a post on his Facebook page tonight. 

The warning was issued following a viral poster titled “Gang Bang JB Party” which is scheduled to be held in this city on June 20, from 4pm to 9pm.  

A poster of a party promoting deviant activities have recently gone viral on social media. – Social media pic, May 24, 2023
A poster of a party promoting deviant activities have recently gone viral on social media. – Social media pic, May 24, 2023

The event is said to be open to all races and those who are “disease and drug-free” but no pictures or video recordings are allowed. 

For the record, in December last year, JAINJ managed to thwart the organisation of a foam party that was to be held at the swimming pool of a hotel in this city, after receiving complaints from the public following the invitation to the closed party that went viral on social media. – Bernama, May 24, 2023

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