An Umno official had asked Dr Mahathir to stop fanning racial sentiments. Read more at straitstimes.com.
PETALING JAYA - Malaysia’s former premier Mahathir Mohamad has questioned whether it is unconstitutional to promote a multiracial country.
“I’m just raising the provisions of the Constitution. Is it against the law to defend the Constitution?“Is the government going against the rule of law – including the Constitution – which did not mention that Malaysia is a multiracial country? Instead, the Constitution stresses a Malay-Malaysia,” Dr Mahathir said in a statement on Monday.
“Yes, DAP only has four ministers. But within the government, there are 40 DAP MPs. If DAP retracted its support, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s government would collapse,” said Dr Mahathir, referring to Malaysia’s current premier. On June 16, Mr Huzaidi said it was pointless for Dr Mahathir to stoke racial sentiments because most Malays are more eager to see the country’s economy recover.
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