Those freed were R Dinishwaran, 33, AK Thinesh Kumar, 32, and M Vishwanath, 35.

The court said it was “a disproportionate intervention” and amounted to a prohibition rather than a restriction of that right

Senior lawyer, Datuk Gurdial Singh Nijar was also seen slightly tearful when presenting his appreciation.

Victim allegedly duped by syndicate impersonating authorities and threatened with prison and whipping, says Pahang police chief

Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain expresses confidence in agency’s role as frontline security force, pledges to deliver tangible results within two-year term

Revised structure introduces separate generation, network, and retail charges to boost transparency and help consumers manage electricity use

18-year-old accused of fatal attack in Kelantan village; case to be heard in High Court

Penang woman made 27 transfers to fraud syndicate after being falsely accused of money laundering by fake police officer

JPJ urges compliance as RM300 fines loom for unregistered or inactive VEP vehicles entering Malaysia

Party cites state election preparations and plans mid-term Unity Government review; no room for party-hopping within coalition, says secretary-general

Government aims to ease pressure on cost of living through targeted aid as revised tax regime takes effect

She said she would work closely with Human Resources Minister Steven Sim towards this effort

Prime Minister calls for integrity-driven leadership and technological advancement in police force; underscores global duty to end Gaza atrocities in discussion...