PH Sabah Chairman Urges Parties Not to Weaponise Religion in Politics
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Pakatan Harapan (PH) Sabah chairman, Mustapha Sakmud, urged all parties not to exploit religious sentiment as a political weapon. The call was made following a statement that was alleged to be capable of stirring religious sensitivities among the public.
According to Mustapha, religious issues are highly sensitive to Malaysians. Therefore, any statement touching on religious matters should be made with care. He believes that politicised religious issues could undermine harmony in a society of diverse races and religions in Sabah.
In his statement, Mustapha also called on political leaders and parties to campaign in a mature and responsible manner. He stressed that differences of opinion in politics are commonplace, but such differences should not be taken to a level that could divide the people.
So far, this report does not detail the full content of the statement in question or the reactions from the parties involved. The public is advised to follow the latest developments from credible news sources.
Sources: The Sun Malaysia
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