Wan Ahmad Fayhsal: What Idris Ahmad says is not wrong


KUALA LUMPUR: A deputy minister has come to the defence of Datuk Idris Ahmad over his recent views on the Bon Odori and Oktoberfest cultural festivals which sparked outcry from several quarters.

"As a Muslim and minister in charge of the welfare of Muslims, I think it is not wrong for the minister to express his views (on Bon Odori and Oktoberfest)," Deputy National Unity Minister Senator Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal said.

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