KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Monday (Jul 10) called former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s outcry against the concept of a multiracial Malaysia as the latter’s “desperate attem
“The ex-prime minister lost his deposit in Langkawi. I don’t think we should take him very seriously … last desperate attempt to be seen relevant,” said Mr Anwar at the International Malaysia Law Conference.
The prime minister then challenged those who claim to want to help the Malays to surrender half their wealth to the community.Last Tuesday, Dr Mahathir maintained that a multiracial Malaysia will erode Malay rights and make them “poor”. “The Constitution can be amended if two-thirds of the members of the House of Parliament agree. If an agreement is reached, Malaysia can be converted into a multiracial country.
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