PAS Youth accuses PKR man of twisting Sanusi’s words
Afnan Hamimi Taib Azamudden says a police report will be filed as the Kedah MB never told Chinese or Indians to 'go back' to China or India
PAS Youth chief Afnan Hamimi Taib Azamudden said PKR’s Dr N Sathia Prakash should withdraw his allegations and apologise publicly.
PETALING JAYA: PAS Youth has accused PKR’s Dr N Sathia Prakash of twisting Kedah menteri besar Sanusi Nor’s remarks by claiming the latter told Chinese and Indians to “go back” to China and India.
PAS Youth chief Afnan Hamimi Taib Azamudden said a police report would be lodged against Sathia for alleged sedition and purportedly trying to cause racial hostility.
“Having different political views is not a licence to defame others. Do not inflame racial sentiments for political interests,” Afnan said in a statement.
The Alor Setar MP said Sathia had added the word “go back” to Sanusi’s remarks, changing the meaning of the Perikatan Nasional election director’s statement and falsely suggesting he wanted non-Malays expelled because of their race.
Afnan demanded that Sathia withdraw the allegation and apologise publicly.
FMT has reached out to Sathia for comment.
Sanusi stirred controversy after suggesting that different ethnic groups in Malaysia could fall back on ancestral homelands outside the country.
Sathia, who is the Selangor PKR election director, lodged a police report against the PAS leader yesterday.
PAS Youth chief Afnan Hamimi Taib Azamudden said a police report would be lodged against Sathia for alleged sedition and purportedly trying to cause racial hostility.
“Having different political views is not a licence to defame others. Do not inflame racial sentiments for political interests,” Afnan said in a statement.
The Alor Setar MP said Sathia had added the word “go back” to Sanusi’s remarks, changing the meaning of the Perikatan Nasional election director’s statement and falsely suggesting he wanted non-Malays expelled because of their race.
Afnan demanded that Sathia withdraw the allegation and apologise publicly.
FMT has reached out to Sathia for comment.
Sanusi stirred controversy after suggesting that different ethnic groups in Malaysia could fall back on ancestral homelands outside the country.
Sathia, who is the Selangor PKR election director, lodged a police report against the PAS leader yesterday.
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