Restrictions seen as hindering unity among Malaysians


PETALING JAYA: The proposed new guidelines for non-Muslim celebrations and ceremonies involving Muslims foster a sense of separation rather than promoting inclusivity, says the Malaysian Buddhist Consultative Council.

Its president KD Serisena said that requiring permission from Islamic religious authorities adds unnecessary bureaucracy that hinders the spirit of mutual respect and unity.

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