Government will not compromise with anyone who tries to undermine country's harmony, says minister


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 22 Jan 2025

PETALING JAYA: The government will not compromise with any quarters who attempt to undermine the country's harmony, says Aaron Ago Dagang.

The Unity Minister said unity and harmony were important assets of the country where people of various races, religions and cultures live.

"Lately there have been actions and statements which have led to tension among the people, including an incident at the KK Mart convenience store in Universiti Malaya which was splashed with red paint by an irresponsible individual.

"As the issue of the ham sandwich sale was being investigated by the police and Jakim, people should refrain from worsening the situation by issuing statements or acting provocatively," said Ago in a statement on Wednesday (Jan 22).

"I wish to remind you that every citizen has a responsibility to safeguard the sensitivity, peace and well-being of the country by further strengthening the relationship among the people.

"On the government's part, several efforts were being taken and implemented to strengthen the issue of managing unity and harmony.

Ago stressed that unity was not the exclusive task of the government but the responsibility of every Malaysian.

"With the advent of the digital era, the responsibility has become even more important when we communicate on social media.

"I urge all to use social media smartly, by avoiding any provocation and always prioritising unity," he added.

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