The controversial 'Dragon Queen' once again received a visit from five police personnel, this time at midnight, and barely a month since she gave birth to her princess.

Consultant Syarul Ema Rena Abu Samah, better known by her online moniker 'Ratu Naga', told Malaysiakini that the incident occurred about 12.30am yesterday (Tuesday).

"They were in plainclothes but introduced themselves as policemen.

"I told them I am in confinement after having given birth, but they insisted that I follow them to the Klang Selatan police station," Syarul Ema said, adding that she was not told the reason why.

"They came into my house and saw my baby sleeping in my room.

"At the time, there were only my two elder brothers because my husband is working in another state," she said.

Not wanting to drag the matter further, Syarul Ema said she agreed to cooperate and followed the officers to the police station, accompanied by her brother.

"I had to leave my baby with my other brother," she added.

At the police station, Syarul Ema said, she was once again questioned about alleged defamatory postings against Pahang Sultan Ahmad Shah and the prime minister's wife, Rosmah Mansor.

Based on several photographs taken during Prime Minister Najib Razak's Hari Raya function in Pekan, Pahang, the Facebook postings implied that Rosmah had inappropriately cozied up to the sultan.

"They (police) wanted to seize my handphone but I said no because otherwise this would have been the third time. I left the police station at about 3am," she said.

Syarul Ema also said she was told that the police would be handing over their investigation papers against her for alleged sedition to the Attorney-General’s Chambers.

On Aug 2, 14 officers from Bukit Aman and the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission raided Syarul Ema's house after after a police report was lodged against her Facebook posting and three other accounts.