Constantly blaming non-Muslims for graft could threaten social harmony, says C4

KUALA LUMPUR: Linking non-Muslims to the rise of corruption in Malaysia is a dangerous narrative that could lead to social disharmony, says the Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4).

Its acting chief executive officer Pushpan Murugiah said the perception is more of a political agenda to create an "us versus them" narrative.