Anwar Urges Melaka's People to Reject Politics of Hatred and Build Malaysia Together
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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged the people of Melaka to reject politics of hatred based on race and religion. He made the call in Melaka on 25 October. According to him, unity among the people is essential for the future of the nation.
In his speech, Anwar emphasised that Malaysia was founded by people of various races and religions. Therefore, the people need to work together to build a peaceful and progressive nation. He said differences in background should not be used as a tool to divide society.
Politics that uses hatred often causes division within society. Therefore, he called on all parties to focus on issues that benefit the people, such as education, the economy and well-being of life.
In conclusion, the Prime Minister's call serves as a reminder to all Malaysians that unity is the foundation of the nation's stability. The people of Melaka and across the country are expected to continue living in harmony despite differences in race and religion.
Sources: Malay Mail
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