CYBERJAYA: Cosmetics entrepreneur Aliff Syukri Kamarzaman gave his statement to the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) today in connection with a controversial Hari Raya video clip.
He arrived at the MCMC headquarters here at 9.58am and left at 2.41pm.
When met by reporters, Aliff said he apologised to those who were offended by the video and hoped that his family would not be dragged into the matter.
“Everything went smoothly. Thank you, MCMC, for treating me well. I apologise to all who were offended by my song and video,” he said.
The video clip, depicting a group of male dancers in make-up who displayed effeminate behaviour, had courted controversy as it was said to be unsuitable for public consumption, especially during Ramadan.
Yesterday, communications and multimedia minister Annuar Musa said MCMC had issued notices to all the individuals identified in the video to turn up at its headquarters.
He said MCMC’s initial review of the video clip showed that there were enough reasons for a probe to be conducted and as such, an investigation paper had been opened under Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 (CMA). - FMT
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