PKR congress: 'Scoundrels' flaming racial tension to destabilise govt, says PM


SHAH ALAM: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was in his element as he lambasted and threatened "his foes" who were attempting to create racial disunity as well as destabilise the government.

In his address at the PKR Special National Congress here on Saturday, Anwar chided those who were bringing together "Tuns, Tan Sris and big towkays to create trouble using racial sentiments and asking the Malays to hate other races saying they (the Malays) were losing power".

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