What statement did Rosmah Mansor deny making in relation to the election poster?

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Rosmah Mansor Denies Making Statement Attributed to Her in Election Poster

Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor has denied making the statement "IF YOU DON’T COME BACK, I’LL BE BACK," which was attributed to her in an election poster shared by Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming on Facebook. She asserted that the phrase was a "clear lie, maliciously created to mislead voters."
Alleged Statement in Election Poster

The controversy stems from a poster shared by Nga Kor Ming on Facebook, which featured an image of Rosmah Mansor alongside the text "IF YOU DON’T COME BACK, I’LL BE BACK." This graphic was presented in the context of encouraging voters to return to Johor to cast their ballots in the state election.
Rosmah's Condemnation of Propaganda

Rosmah Mansor strongly condemned the use of her image for what she described as "cheap election propaganda." She criticised Nga Kor Ming, a federal minister, for allegedly spreading "false and misleading material" akin to a "desperate party cybertrooper" rather than behaving in a manner befitting his position.
Call for Action Against Minister

She called upon the Communications Ministry to take action against Nga Kor Ming, arguing that ordinary Malaysians face investigation for spreading fake content online. Rosmah stated that a minister from the DAP party should not be exempt from the law and declared her intention not to remain silent, labelling the use of someone else's image to spread lies as "cowardly, dirty and desperate."

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