Apologise for saying non-Muslims ruining politics, economy, Hadi told
PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang wrote a Facebook posting about non-Muslims and non-Bumiputeras being the majority of those involved in corruption.
KOTA KINABALU: A youth leader of a Sabah-based party has demanded that PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang tender an open apology for accusing non-Muslims of ruining the country’s politics and economy.
Kong Soon Choi, the STAR Youth chief, said the Marang MP’s comments were not only baseless, but could also affect the harmony in the country.
“Such unsubstantiated allegations can fan racial sentiments. It’s time to stop issuing such immature statements. When it comes to politics, we need to take into account the sensitivities of others,” he told FMT.
Kong – whose party is part of Perikatan Nasional, of which PAS is a partner – was happy that many Muslims and Bumiputeras had criticised Hadi’s statement.
On Saturday, Hadi wrote a Facebook posting about non-Muslims and non-Bumiputeras being the majority of those involved in corruption.
“In fact, the majority of those involved in ruining the country’s politics and economy, are non-Muslims and non-Bumiputeras,” he had said.
His statement drew brickbats from various quarters, including politicians and NGOs, with Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) vice-president Liwan Lagang calling for Hadi to be banned from entering Sarawak “for life”.
KOTA KINABALU: A youth leader of a Sabah-based party has demanded that PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang tender an open apology for accusing non-Muslims of ruining the country’s politics and economy.
Kong Soon Choi, the STAR Youth chief, said the Marang MP’s comments were not only baseless, but could also affect the harmony in the country.
“Such unsubstantiated allegations can fan racial sentiments. It’s time to stop issuing such immature statements. When it comes to politics, we need to take into account the sensitivities of others,” he told FMT.
Kong – whose party is part of Perikatan Nasional, of which PAS is a partner – was happy that many Muslims and Bumiputeras had criticised Hadi’s statement.
On Saturday, Hadi wrote a Facebook posting about non-Muslims and non-Bumiputeras being the majority of those involved in corruption.
“In fact, the majority of those involved in ruining the country’s politics and economy, are non-Muslims and non-Bumiputeras,” he had said.
His statement drew brickbats from various quarters, including politicians and NGOs, with Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) vice-president Liwan Lagang calling for Hadi to be banned from entering Sarawak “for life”.
I say this again "don't waste your f**king time asking for the impossible.
ReplyDeleteThis is a kerajaan allah, an apartheid government and nothing will happen to the foul mouth liar Hadi.
Keluarga Malaysia? As though such stupid slogans mean anything at all.
The nons are better off emigrating because this government and future governments will NEVER change - it will ALWAYS be about preserving the malay race and religion. All else are irritations to be tolerated.
Emigrating?
ReplyDelete& give up all those blood, sweat & tear of the passed elders in building up their dream? & U?
Keep that to itself, as a runner!
Ooop… don't forget to repeat the same when the same fate be fell upon yr new choosing. Passed that advice to yr offsprings.