Anwar: No one will be left out


KAJANG: No one will be marginalised under his administration and a Malaysia for all Malaysians are some of the pledges that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has given right after being appointed to the country’s top job.

The Tambun MP also reiterated that he will continue to uphold the status of Bahasa Malaysia as the official language, Islam’s status as the official religion, the privileges of the Malays and bumiputra, and the position of the Malay Rulers as enshrined in the Federal Constitution, adding that this is to clear confusion that arose from mudslinging and attacks during the campaigning period for the 15th General Election.

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