HKMalaysian police have initiated an investigation into Islamist opposition leader Abdul Hadi Awang following his controversial claim that the United States once offered assistance to topple the Malaysian government during Barack Obama's 2014 visit. The allegations, made at PAS's annual congress, have prompted federal police to contact Awang, who has expressed willingness to cooperate. The case is being examined under Sections 505(b) and 233 of Malaysian law, which address statements causing public alarm and misuse of communication networks. Washington has categorically denied the accusation, calling it false.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the allegations made by the opposition leader and the subsequent police investigation without overtly endorsing either side. It includes both the claim by Hadi Awang and the denial by the U.S., while focusing on the legal implications rather than taking a clear ideological stand
