Immigration detention, what Azhari said
Published: 11:57 12 October 2024
Popular Islamic speaker Mizanur Rahman Azhari entered Malaysia after suffering immigration. Before entering the country, he was subjected to lengthy interrogation by the immigration police at the airport. In a Facebook post on Saturday, Azhari wrote, Verification took a while at the immigration point in Malaysia. i'm fine Avoid spreading rumours.
Azhari's personal assistant. Murad said that he was interrogated in a separate room at the airport. Then the immigration police allowed Azhari to enter the country around 2 am local time on Saturday.
According to Malaysian police sources, there is a complaint in the name of Azhari in the Malaysian police headquarters dating back to the previous government. He was interrogated. For the sake of the investigation, the police did not say anything more.
Mizanur Rahman Azhari recently returned from Malaysia after a long period of five years. However, after a few days, on Friday, he said that he was going to Malaysia again.
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