PKR trio fire back at Hadi’s remarks on Muslim, non-Muslim leaders
Three PKR leaders have criticized PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang for his controversial remarks comparing Muslim and non-Muslim leaders. The criticism centers on the potential for such rhetoric to divide Malaysian society along religious lines.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing political tensions in Malaysia regarding the intersection of religion, governance, and electoral alliances.
PKR vice-president Chang Lih Kang, party secretary-general Fuziah Salleh and PKR Youth chief Kamil Munim.
PETALING JAYA: Three PKR leaders have put PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang under more pressure for comparing Muslim and non-Muslim leaders in government, warning that religious sentiments should not be used to divide Malaysians for political gain.
PKR vice-president Chang Lih Kang said political differences should be debated based on policies and solutions to the people's problems, instead of religious sentiments.
He described Hadi's remarks as deeply disappointing, saying statements that hurt religious sensitivities and fuel tensions would only harm the country, Bernama reported.
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