Minister of Communications Fahmi Fadzil said this action is necessary to curb any speculation among the public and those causing the circulation of investigation papers could face action.
"...we don't know whether or not the information is true or whether it was fabricated...
"If it's true, somebody has to explain, and if it's not true, then those spreading it must face action," he told reporters after attending the Sembang Santai programme with Pulai MADANI Community here today.
Fahmi said that so far, he has not received any information from MCMC pertaining to the screenshots purportedly showing the investigation papers for Zayn Rayyan's murder case being circulated on Telegram.
Meanwhile, the Unity Government spokesman also advised the public not to preempt the court in judging the case but to allow the authorities and the court to resolve it.
"The matter has been brought to court, and we must give the court space to fulfil its responsibility to adjudicate the case.
Yesterday, Zaim Ikhwan Zahari and Ismanira Abdul Manaf, the parents of Zayn Rayyan were charged in the Sessions Court with negligence, which potentially caused physical injury to their six-year-old autistic son in December last year.
Both of them pleaded not guilty to the charge and were released on bail. The court set July 26 for re-mention.
-- BERNAMA
