MCMC questions Alvin’s mum on ‘bah kut teh’ greeting
Sex blogger Alvin Tan’s mother was questioned for two hours today by the MCMC officials.
Alfian ZM Tahir, FMT
The mother of Alvin Tan, the sex blogger who caused a controversy with his “bak kut teh” Ramadan greeting, was questioned for two hours this morning at the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) office.
Wearing dark blue shirt and pink hat, the mother was seen entering MCMC’s office accompanied by a male friend.
The lawyer representing the mother, Choong Joo Tian, said the questioning was related to the “bak kut teh” Ramadan greeting posted by Alvin Tan on his Facebook.
“We were cooperative and they were pleasant to us,” Choong said.
However, Choong added that MCMC failed to give a good reason why the mother had to be questioned.
“The mother has nothing to do with the video and why is she being questioned?
“They did not give us an answer,” he said. The mother declined to talk to reporters.
