MIRI: Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud has warned that he will not allow “naughty” groups in Sarawak to stir up racial hatred and religious strife in the name of democracy, although he agrees that peaceful political dissent should be allowed in the open.
The Sarawak Chief Minister, who is also the longest-serving state government leader in the country, said he was duty-bound to protect the existing harmony and unity among the many diverse ethnic and racial groups.
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