UPSI denies performance for minister, but not rehearsals during MCO

UPSI academic and staff associations lodge police report over a matter which Malaysiakini did not report on.

report, saying it had not made students put up a performance when Higher Education Minister Noraini Ahmad visited today.in its article had mentioned in the opening paragraphs that the performance was cancelled but only after 20 students were directeda week earlier. The university did not address the issue of these rehearsals during the ongoing movement control order.

"However, after discussing with the Health Ministry and the Higher Education Ministry, only four people from upper management, including the student council chairperson, met with Noraini at the student centre," he said."There was no performance as what was said that 20 students from the Music and Performing Arts Faculty would be attending the event," he said.

“That is against the rules and directives of the MCO. Student activities should have been discontinued, but practices were held during the MCO period,” he said when contacted byA memo from the UPSI chancellery office from the vice-chancellor to Faculty of Music and Performing Arts Associate Professor Mohd Azam Sulong sighted byand dated April 2, showed a request for the performance in conjunction with Noraini's visit.

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