Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin has urged the youth who criticised the volume of prayers from a mosque on Facebook to be charged just like the road rage perpetrator Siti Fairrah Ashykin Kamaruddin or Kiki, had been.

“Kiki apologised but still was charged, and rightly so. This (the Facebook user) also deserves to be charged, to be taught a lesson once and for all.

"Act strict and fast towards anyone guilty without considering their race,” said Khairy ( left ) in a Facebook posting.

He was commenting on a youth, Kelvin Yip, who on Facebook had angrily complained of the volume of morning prayer recitals in his vicinity during the Hari Raya celebrations.

Yip had allegedly posted strong words filled with expletives saying, “Eh hello bastards...I know its Hari Raya and all but please ... keep your prayers to the almighty off some loudspeaker at 6.45 in the morning...it's annoying...”

However, the youth was quick to delete the post and apologise after being cautioned by several Facebook users.

In a search done by Malaysiakini , it was discovered that Yip also has since deactivated his Facebook account.

Siti Fairrah was charged in the sessions court in Kuantan on July 22 and fined RM 5,000 and ordered to do 240 hours of community service  after being found guilty under Section 427 of the Penal Code.

She pleaded guilty to knocking the front, the hood and the windshield of the car owned by Sim Hiak Hong, 68, using a steering wheel lock that caused the victim damages worth RM500.

However, this otherwise straightforward case of road rage took on a racial twist among netizens.

Former information minister Zainuddin Maidin also asked if the Chinese community would react if Kiki had been Chinese , while Malay rights lobbyist Perkasa started a fund to help Kiki pay for her fine.