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Negeri Sembilan police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Alzafny Ahmad said on Friday two reports had been lodged in Seremban and one in Port Dickson.
The first involved a 69-year-old man from Sikamat, who claimed a group of men handed him 300 ringgit (US$74) in cash to vote for a particular candidate.
“The men, who arrived in a car, allegedly gave him the money in an envelope before taking a photograph of his identity card. He was then instructed to vote for a particular candidate.”
Alzafny said the second report was lodged by a 40-year-old man after he saw a video showing people queuing at a programme in Bukit Pelanduk, where they were allegedly given envelopes containing cash.
The third report was made by a 72-year-old man after he saw a WhatsApp video allegedly showing a candidate for the Labu seat distributing cash.
All three cases are being investigated under Section 11 of the Election Offences Act 1954.
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