One of the four arrested at the Kita Lawan rally in Johor Bahru yesterday is wanted for an offence committed in Kuala Lumpur in 2009, Johor police chief Mohd Mokhtar Mohd Shariff said.

Bukit Batu assemblyperson Jimmy Puah, Mengkibol assemblyperson Tan Hong Ping, activist Sidiqin Omar and Puah’s assistant Tan Peng Chye were arrested under the Peaceful Assembly Act and the Penal Code.

"Follow up action (on the wanted man) will be taken under Section 143 of the Penal Code, to show police will not close one eye on such matters," Bernama reported Mohd Mokhtar as saying.

Mohd Mokhtar did not state which of the four men is the wanted individual, but said he is still in custody while others have been released.

The newswire reported that all four arrested had given speeches at the 4pm gathering of about 50 people, who wore black and carried placards reading ‘Tolak GST’ (Reject GST), ‘Undur Najib (Resign Najib), ‘Undur Rosmah’ (Resign Rosmah) and ‘Kita Lawan’.

The group had banged drums, chanted slogans and caused a traffic congestion, Bernama reported.

- Bernama

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