GEORGE TOWN: PAS has continued to take aim at Sugarbook, joining forces with the party’s non-Muslim wing in lodging a police report urging the government to take action against the dating website’s “immoral activities”.
The Tanjong and Jelutong PAS branches here urged authorities to end “this moral decadence” before it “infects” the rest of the nation.
The branch chiefs and the PAS non-Muslim supporters congress held an online press conference today after lodging the police report.
“We are doing this in good faith to preserve the reputation of Malaysian graduates who risk being besmirched by these activities.
“We hear that our country is ranked fifth in the region for such immoral activities. All of us here, regardless of race or religion, are very disappointed by this development,” PAS Tanjong branch chief Yaacob Omar said.
He added that they did not want to be known as a country where young girls are selling their dignity to make a living.
“This not only goes against Islamic values, but also attacks the roots of the cultural beliefs of all Malaysians.”
Yesterday, the womens’ wing from PAS, PPBM and Umno in Masjid Tanah also lodged police reports against Sugarbook. - FMT
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