PM told cops to probe ‘Israeli agent’ claim, says Fahmi
PKR information chief Fahmi Fadzil said the Pakatan Harapan presidential council had discussed the flood problem and the rising cost of living.
PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed the police to take action against anyone spreading slanderous statements against him such as claims that he is an Israeli agent, says PKR information chief Fahmi Fadzil.
“Anwar has no intention to take action against those who criticise (him or Pakatan Harapan), but we draw the line at slander and accusations of being an Israeli agent,” Fahmi said
“He has asked the police to take action,” he told reporters after a PH presidential council meeting at the PKR headquarters here.
In a recording of a ceramah during the general election campaign, Muhyiddin Yassin claimed a group of Jews wanted PH to win the elections, and alleged that PH was working with Jews and Christians to “colonise” the country.
In the recording which has gone viral, the Perikatan Nasional chairman also claimed that there were Malays attending church services in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya on Sundays.
Anwar had dismissed this, saying Muhyiddin had run out of things to play up for the polls.
Muhyiddin had also drawn flak from the Council of Churches of Malaysia and Christian Federation of Malaysia, who have urged the authorities to take action against the former prime minister.
Fahmi also said the PH presidential council did not discuss the formation of Anwar’s Cabinet in today’s meeting. He said discussions focused on facing the risk of floods and tackling the rise in cost of living.
PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed the police to take action against anyone spreading slanderous statements against him such as claims that he is an Israeli agent, says PKR information chief Fahmi Fadzil.
“Anwar has no intention to take action against those who criticise (him or Pakatan Harapan), but we draw the line at slander and accusations of being an Israeli agent,” Fahmi said
“He has asked the police to take action,” he told reporters after a PH presidential council meeting at the PKR headquarters here.
In a recording of a ceramah during the general election campaign, Muhyiddin Yassin claimed a group of Jews wanted PH to win the elections, and alleged that PH was working with Jews and Christians to “colonise” the country.
In the recording which has gone viral, the Perikatan Nasional chairman also claimed that there were Malays attending church services in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya on Sundays.
Anwar had dismissed this, saying Muhyiddin had run out of things to play up for the polls.
Muhyiddin had also drawn flak from the Council of Churches of Malaysia and Christian Federation of Malaysia, who have urged the authorities to take action against the former prime minister.
Fahmi also said the PH presidential council did not discuss the formation of Anwar’s Cabinet in today’s meeting. He said discussions focused on facing the risk of floods and tackling the rise in cost of living.
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