Self-claimed Malacca sultan detained further
BernamaPublished: Jan 18, 2014 1:17 PM | Updated: Jan 18, 2014 1:48 PM
Police obtained an order from the Magistrate's Court in Malacca today to remand businessman Noor Jan Tuah for another three days to facilitate the investigation into his claim as the state's sultan.
Businessman Noor Jan Tuah gets another three days as cops probe him for sedition.
Police obtained an order from the Magistrate's Court in Malacca today to remand businessman Noor Jan Tuah for another three days to facilitate the investigation into his claim as the state's sultan.
Subordinate Court assistant registrar V Kanasan issued the order to enable the police to further investigate the case under the Sedition Act 1948.
Noor Jan, 57, was arrested at 10.50am last Tuesday at the Anjung Batu Umbai Jetty, Jasin before he managed to board a boat to Pulau Besar to hold a function there with his "followers".
Last Wednesday, police had obtained a remand order from the Magistrate's Court to remand him for four days.
- Bernama
Noor Jan, 57, was arrested at 10.50am last Tuesday at the Anjung Batu Umbai Jetty, Jasin before he managed to board a boat to Pulau Besar to hold a function there with his "followers".
Last Wednesday, police had obtained a remand order from the Magistrate's Court to remand him for four days.
- Bernama
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