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	Five minutes into Dr Mahathir&rsquo;s speech, several police officers stepped on stage to ask the former premier to stop speaking.</div>
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	The dialogue session between Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak and NGOs was earlier called off by IGP Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar for safety reasons.</div>
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	At 10.20 am, organisers, SukaGuam, announced that the event had to be postponed indefinitely after a commotion outside Dewan Tun Hussein Hall here.</div>
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Nothing2Hide: Dr Mahathir stopped from speaking at dialogue, event called off

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