‘Let law handle socks issue’


Mydin MD: Politicians should know better than to stoke tensions

PETALING JAYA: Politicians who continue to incite communal tensions should also face the brunt of the law, says the head of a bumiputra trade association after Umno leaders continue to call for a boycott of KK Super Mart due to the socks controversy.

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