Najib won't apologise for unpopular security decisions


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 27 Aug 2016

Najib greeted at the Cameron Highlands Umno division meeting. Bernama Pic

CAMERON HIGHLANDS: Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak will not apologise for the unpopular decisions he has made for the country's security.

The Prime Minister said the Government has been accused of trying to usurp the power of the Agong with the creation of the National Security Council Act 2016 and that he was also called a dictator for it.

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