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Malaysia's Communications Minister has warned Negeri Sembilan voters to verify election-related information through mainstream media rather than trusting social media posts, as misinformation spreads during the state campaign period.
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has dismissed election predictions for the Negeri Sembilan state poll, stressing that voters—not analysts—determine outcomes. He urged vigilance against misinformation as campaigning enters its final stretch.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has urged political parties to abandon slander and disinformation tactics ahead of the 16th Negeri Sembilan state election, warning that such tactics undermine democratic integrity and citing his own experiences as a cautionary lesson.
PKR Pahang has firmly denied claims circulated by an online portal that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim faced hostile reactions during the FELDA Settlers' Day celebration and FELDA's 70th anniversary in Jengka, describing the event as successful and well-received.
Perikatan Nasional has firmly rejected viral claims that it plans to boycott the upcoming Johor state election, with coalition officials dismissing the rumours as entirely fabricated.
Perikatan Nasional has firmly rejected claims circulating online that the opposition coalition intends to boycott three upcoming state elections, branding the allegations as deliberately misleading.
The Malaysian Media Council is deploying a new fact-checking initiative during upcoming Johor and Negri Sembilan elections to combat false information and strengthen public confidence in news coverage during campaign periods.
The Rohingya Ulama Council has firmly rejected claims that members of the community are seeking Malaysian citizenship, characterising such allegations as deliberate disinformation designed to stoke public animosity.
Malaysia's Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil has called for strengthened collaboration among ASEAN media professionals to combat misinformation and uphold journalistic integrity in an increasingly complex information landscape.
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DAP's Teo Nie Ching has cautioned Johor voters about counterfeit party posters being distributed to undermine the opposition coalition ahead of state polls, urging the public to verify information from official sources.
Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris has distanced itself from a viral poster about registering 'saudara baharu' or new converts to Islam, stating the June 15 document was never approved by university administration nor distributed through official channels.
Johor DAP chairman Teo Nie Ching has condemned what she describes as a coordinated smear campaign involving digitally altered campaign posters designed to mislead voters before the June 27 nomination day.