Avoid acts that can cause public uneasiness, says Religious Affairs Minister


KUALA LUMPUR: A procession involving a group of youths who were seen carrying fake swords, spears and shields and using Islamic religious symbols has caused various reactions and uneasiness among the public, says Datuk Dr Mohd Naím Mokhtar.

The Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs) said the procession was inappropriate and gives a bad image of Islam and the country.

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