Assemblyman upset over ban on speaking in mosques


A VISIBLY frustrated assemblyman voiced his disappointment that elected representatives were not allowed to speak in mosques.

Mohd Sany Hamzan (PH-Taman Templer) said they were barred from speaking at events organised by non-governmental bodies and mosques despite it being a non-political topic.

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