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Indian authorities have ordered the demolition of 38 of 40 buildings at Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Uttar Pradesh, citing unauthorized construction. The university was founded by a prominent Samajwadi Party politician currently imprisoned.
The Securities Commission Malaysia has charged three brothers—Anuar Hassan, Mohd Amin Hassan, and Amir Hassan—across multiple Kuala Lumpur Sessions Courts for operating an unlicensed securities dealing business between March and October 2019.
Kelantan's state government will increase inspections of food premises to address concerns over halal compliance after allegations surfaced on social media, with officials urging operators to prioritize shariah standards.
A Singapore man convicted of bribery in June now faces over 100 additional charges related to fraudulent investment schemes worth more than S$50 million. Nazarisham Mohamed Isa allegedly operated companies that collected investments without legitimate business operations.
A US federal judge has approved the SEC's settlement with Elon Musk over delayed Twitter share disclosures, though she expressed significant concerns about whether the world's richest person received overly lenient treatment from regulators.
Malaysia's Election Commission has logged 305 campaign-related complaints during the 16th Johor State Election, with improper material placement being the primary violation. Enforcement remains strict ahead of July 11 polling.
The owner of a popular Singapore porridge restaurant has been charged with tax evasion totalling nearly S$3.8 million and money laundering involving a Lamborghini, property, and over S$2.4 million in cash.