He said last week that it was “haram” - or forbidden - to vote for a Pakatan Harapan candidate in a by-election to be held in Johor on Sep 9.
KUALA LUMPUR: Days after allegedly making a remark that sparked controversy, former Malaysian prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin has said that his comments that it was “haram” - or forbidden - to vote for the opposing candidate in an upcoming by-election in Johor were taken out of context.
"They manipulated my speech. I had a long speech and touched on many issues faced by the people, especially the cost of living which the PH government failed to resolve. "He had to tend to some urgent matters, so he asked for the postponement," Inspector-General of Police Razarudin Husain reportedly said on Thursday.Acquittal sets stage for former Malaysia PM Muhyiddin to solidify leadership roles in Bersatu, PN, says analyst
In his statement on Wednesday, Muhyiddin also noted that he would not casually issue any fatwas as only the Fatwa Council has the authority to do so after consulting scholars and experts. “For voters in Johor, as we know that they are in the urban and semi-urban , their ideologies are different as compared to in Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah,” said Nusantara Academy for Strategic Research senior fellow Dr Azmi Hassan.
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