Sultan Nazrin: Christchurch attack a lesson to avoid acts of racial, religious hatred


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 16 Apr 2019

Sultan Nazrin Shah. – Bernama

IPOH: Sultan of Perak Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah says the terrorist attack on Muslims in Chirstchurch in New Zealand should be a lesson to Malaysians that acts that instil hatred and sowed the seeds of hostility are dangerous, especially when done in the name of race and religion.

"Acts by any parties to sensationalise racial and religious issues, will spark disputes that could destroy a country built by our forefathers," he said in his opening speech at the first meeting of the second term of the Perak State Legislative sitting at the state secretariat building here on Tuesday (April 16).

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