Anwar reminds Malaysians not to be duped by racist sentiment raised by failed leaders


SHAH ALAM: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has reminded Malaysians not to be duped and believe the racist sentiment being played up by failed leaders who question every form of government assistance for non-Malays.

Anwar said since he began administrating the country in November last year, he had to arrange the economic framework to suit the country's current situation, which was beset by various problems.

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