Bersih organisers not concerned about people’s welfare, says Najib


KUALA TERENGGANU: The organisers of Bersih 4 are not concerned about the people’s welfare, especially the people in rural areas, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak (pix).

“There might have been 20,000 people at the rally, as reported by some media, but I am sure only 20,000 are a little dissatisfied. The rest of the Malaysian population are with the government,” he said before launching the 2015 national-level Felda Settlers Day celebration at the Gong Badak indoor stadium here on Sunday.

Najib said it was not a big deal to gather supporters.

“What is 20,000, we can gather hundreds of thousands. Felda settlers alone could make the numbers,” he said.

On another matter, Najib said that more homes for second generation Felda settlers costing less than RM70,000 would be built soon.

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