Lodge police report on breaches, says inter-faith panel


PUTRAJAYA: Complaints of alleged breaches of religious sensitivity should be lodged with the police and not aired as accusations in the media, said the Committee on Inter-Faith Understanding and Harmony.

Its chairman Datuk Azman Amin Hassan said all groups should be responsible for maintaining good relations among the followers of various religions in the country, pointing out that this could be done by abiding with the country’s laws.

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