Kit Siang to meet cops over allegedly provocative statements


PETALING JAYA: DAP veteran Tan Sri Lim Kit Siang, who was accused of making provocative statements, will be meeting the police in the next few days to clarify the matter.

In a statement issued by Lim on Monday (Dec 11), he said he would meet the police on his remarks made to Malaysian students in Manchester at the end of last month, where he was accused of saying that the Malaysian Constitution provides that a non-Malay can become prime minister.

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