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Xin Jian Chang Sdn Bhd

Tiga pengarah syarikat pembekal stoking kalimah Allah didakwa

Syarikat pembekal, Xin Jian Chang Sdn Bhd dan tiga pengarahnya didakwa di Mahkamah Sesyen di sini, hari ini atas tuduhan bersubahat melukakan perasaan agama orang Islam berhubung penjualan stoking tertera kalimah Allah di KK Supermart & Superstore Sdn Bhd

Isu stoking: Pengarah KK Mart, syarikat pembekal didakwa esok

Dua pengarah rangkaian kedai serbaneka KK Mart dan tiga pengarah syarikat pembekalnya, Xin Jian Chang Sdn Bhd akan didakwa esok berkaitan penjualan stoking yang memaparkan kalimah Allah.

Police complete KK Mart probe, to propose charging chain store, supplier

Police will recommend that the public prosecutor charge both convenience store chain KK Mart and its local supplier Xin Jian Chang Sdn Bhd for the sale of socks printed with the word "Allah".

MPBP revokes licence, shuts down supplier of ‘Allah’-printed socks

The Batu Pahat Municipal Council (MPBP) has issued a notice to revoke the business licence and shut down the operations of Xin Jian Chang Sdn Bhd, the supplier of socks bearing the word “Allah” to KK Mart convenience stores.

Factory distributing ‘Allah’-printed socks ceases operations

The factory involved in the controversial distribution of socks bearing the word “Allah,” has reportedly ceased operations effective immediately.

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