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Earlier today, the High Court had quashed the March 22 decision of Sessions Court Judge Suzana Hussin, sentencing Chiok Wai Loong to six months in jail and a RM12,000 fine for the initial charge, to which he pleaded guilty. — Picture from X/BernamaKUALA LUMPUR, April 18 — A former technician was brought before the Sessions Court again here today on a charge of posting offensive messages insulting Islam on his Facebook account in March, regarding the sale of stockings bearing the word Allah.
Earlier today, the High Court had quashed the March 22 decision of Sessions Court Judge Suzana Hussin, sentencing him to six months in jail and a RM12,000 fine for the initial charge, to which he pleaded guilty. He is accused of creating and posting offensive communications with the intent to hurt others through Facebook using the profile name “Chiok Wai Loong” on March 18, which was later seen in Taman Sri Jati, Brickfields, at 3am the same day.
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